The Mac’s 40-year existence is “unbelievable” to Apple itself, the company’s executives insist, with the personal computer surviving thanks to countless innovations.
January 24 will be the Macintosh’s 40th birthday, marking four decades since Steve Jobs showed off what he believed to be the future of computing. As the anniversary rolls around, Apple executives have passed comment on the personal computer that’s still very important to the company.
For Apple SVP Greg Joswiak, “It’s not a story of nostalgia, or history passing us by. The fact we did this for 40 years is unbelievable,” reports Wired. Part of that was fueled by the constant gradual changes that happened throughout the Mac’s lifetime.
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