Most people really remember the purchase of their first Apple because this might be an unforgettable opportunity.
The apple cult among his fans ensure that, right? But are you wondering what the first Apple product is used by the COO CEO of the company? In an interview with Singapore-based radio stations, Cook revealed that his first Apple product was Apple II computers.
Cook said that he was a scholar engineering student at the University of Auburn when he was working on a project and using Apple II.
Cook further said that it was not his own Apple II computer but he “fell in love with him” after using the machine.
According to a report by 9to5mac, the cook in an interview also talked about the first product he did after joining Apple in 1998.
Cook traveled Singapore to validate the production line for the original transparent iMac.
84642453Apple II: One of the most ‘popular’ Apple computers for those who did not realize Apple II, it was a second computer that was done by one of the founders of Apple Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak worked.
Apple II was provided for the public in 1977 and was one of the leading computers for Apple.
It was only in 1984 when Macintosh was released that Apple II took the back seat.
In terms of specifications, Apple II has a MOS 6502 chip for its CPU.
It is 4kb RAM that will be extended to 48kb.
It has basic translators and can also support color graphics and monitors.
It doesn’t have an external storage unit to start but Apple adds an external floppy disk drive to it later.
This is the first Apple product used CEO Tim Cook
