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2024

Apple Pencil Pro

Apple Pencil Pro

Apple Pencil Pro adds a squeeze sensor that brings up a tool palette, along with a haptic engine for tactile feedback. A gyroscope enables barrel roll, and hover shows a tool’s exact orientation before you make a mark. It supports Find My, and pairs and charges magnetically on the side of iPad.

Apple Event invitation (Invitation): Let loose.
Introduced at Apple Event Let loose. · May 7, 2024

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2008

24-inch LED Cinema Display

24-inch LED Cinema Display

Apple introduces a stunning 24-inch LED Cinema Display designed for the new MacBook family. Featuring a 1920-by-1200 resolution, a built-in iSight camera, microphone, and speakers, it offers a seamless desktop experience with a single MagSafe connection for charging your MacBook.

Apple Event invitation: The spotlight turns to notebooks.
Introduced at Apple Event The spotlight turns to notebooks. · Oct 14, 2008

2007

2006

Xserve (2006)

Xserve (2006)

Xserve is a new quad Xeon, 64-bit server with two Dual-Core Intel Xeon processors, over five times faster than its predecessor. It ships with an unlimited client edition of Mac OS X Server Tiger, starting at $2,999.

WWDC invitation: WWDC06
Introduced at WWDC WWDC06 · Aug 7, 2006

2004

30-inch Apple Cinema HD Display

30-inch Apple Cinema HD Display

A 30-inch widescreen display with 2560 by 1600 resolution, joined by new 20-inch and 23-inch models in an aluminum design. The 30-inch model costs $3,299 and ships in August.

Introduced at WWDC WWDC04 · Jun 28, 2004

2003

iSight

iSight

iSight is a FireWire video camera for video conferencing with a built-in noise-suppressing microphone. One cable carries audio, video and power; it is available the same day for $149.

WWDC invitation: WWDC03
Introduced at WWDC WWDC03 · Jun 23, 2003

2001

17-inch Apple Studio Display

17-inch Apple Studio Display

A 17-inch flat panel Apple Studio Display with 1280 by 1024 resolution for $999. With it, Apple became the first in the industry to move its entire pro display lineup to LCD flat panels.

Introduced at WWDC WWDC01 · May 21, 2001