Tech may be seductive, thanks in large part to Steve Jobs and the iMac, which was introduced 24 years ago this week.
The personal computing landscape was dominated by so-called white-box PCs. They were always white or beige rectangles with many replaceable storage slot
The iMac’s unique design was born out of a desperate need to not just shake things up in a drab industry, but also to save Apple from extinction.
Steve Jobs returned to Apple a year or so before the first iMac was shown. According to Walter Isaacson’s Steve Jobs biography, the idea was to produce “a complete package