Apple at 50 quiz: top sellers, turkeys and turtlenecks

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Steve Jobs at the West Coast Computer Faire, which saw the launch of the Apple II. Photograph: Tom Munnecke/Getty Images View image in fullscreen Steve Jobs at the West Coast Computer Faire, which saw the launch of the Apple II. Photograph: Tom Munnecke/Getty Images Apple at 50 quiz: top sellers, turkeys and turtlenecks How much do you know about the history of one of the most powerful computing companies on the planet? The Guardian’s Apple at 50 quiz Explore more on these topics Apple Computing Steve Jobs iPhone iPod quizzes Share Reuse this content

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Steve Jobs at the West Coast Computer Faire, which saw the launch of the Apple II.
Photograph: Tom Munnecke/Getty Images
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Steve Jobs at the West Coast Computer Faire, which saw the launch of the Apple II.
Photograph: Tom Munnecke/Getty Images
Apple at 50 quiz: top sellers, turkeys and turtlenecks
How much do you know about the history of one of the most powerful computing companies on the planet?
In the 50 years since it was founded,
Apple
has long been seen as one of the most significant technology companies globally. The design and manufacturing decisions taken in Cupertino, California have affected product design across the world, helping usher in an era of ubiquitous touchscreen computing while insisting on exacting user experience design principles. How much do you know about the history of one of the most powerful computing companies on the planet? Test yourself with these 12 questions.
The Guardian’s Apple at 50 quiz
Explore more on these topics
Apple
Computing
Steve Jobs
iPhone
iPod
quizzes
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- In the 50 years since it was founded, Apple has long been seen as one of the most significant technology companies globally.

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This article covers apple, computing, steve topics. Notable strengths include discussion of apple. Readability: Flesch-Kincaid grade 0.0. Word count: 174.