"Celebrating the Legacy of the First Macintosh: A 1984 Revolution" The first Macintosh computer, famously known as the Mac, was unveiled by Apple Inc. on January 24, 1984, during a memorable presentation that showcased its innovative graphical user interface. The serial number of this groundbreaking machine, 2001, holds a special significance in the history of computing. This particular Mac was part of a limited production run that sought to introduce personal computing to the mainstream market

The Mac turns 40! Steve Jobs introduced the Macintosh for the very first time in 1984. Explore our mini popup displays with unique and rare Apple artifacts at the Computer History Museum. Included with general admission. 📆 Now until Feb 25 | Computer History Museum