Steve Jobs' Apple creations through the years
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Steve Jobs, the man who brought us the iPhone and iPad, has died. We take a look back at some of his most famous Apple creations.
This is the Apple 1, the first computer created by Steve Jobs and his Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. It was released in 1976 and only 200 were made. It's about 1,000 times slower than an iPad!
The Macintosh computer was launched by Apple in 1984. It had a small screen, a keyboard and a mouse with one button. Apple pioneered the use of windows that can be moved around.
Steve Jobs left Apple in 1985, but came back in 1997. He marked his return with the Apple iMac a year later. It became a big hit because it had a stylish and colourful design and it was easy to use.
MP3 music players had been around for a while before the elegant iPod came out in 2001. It helped change the way we listen to and buy music.
Apple released its first smartphone in 2007, the iPhone. Its touch screen technology helped it become a massive success.
In 2010, Apple brought out the iPad, a tablet computer that's sparked many similar devices.
