Apple II

The Apple II is one of the earliest personal computers, launched by Apple Inc. in 1977. It featured a color display, an open architecture for expandability, and used floppy disks for storage. The machine became popular in schools and homes, as it allowed users to run various software applications, including games and productivity tools. Its design and user-friendly interface helped pave the way for the modern personal computer revolution, influencing future developments in technology. The Apple II family continued to evolve through the 1990s, maintaining a lasting impact on computing history.