The First Apple Computers

The first Apple computer wasn't built in a lab, or a nice executive filled building, no, the first Apple computer was built in a garage by two ingenious men. One, was a computer geek with a nack for writing code, the other had the power to sell anything. Meet Steve Wozniak (the geek), and Steve Jobs (the businessman). Their creation of the Apple I, followed by the Apple II, would revolutionize the way computing would be done forever. The Apple I, was built in 1976, and was just a circuit board with a keyboard, some people built wooden boxes to hold the circuitry and the keyboard. The Apple II, built in 1977, was entirely different. It sported a plastic beige case that held everything together. The Apple I contained 32 KB of RAM, and the Apple II was built with 62 KB.