Launch of eMac | Education version of Macintosh | Techday, April 29th
On this TECHDAY in history, on April 29th 2002, Apple released a special version of the Macintosh aimed at educational institutions. The Apple eMac, later released on the market, was the cheaper, with lower specifications, version of the iMac.
It was the first all-in-one computer to be produced by Apple since the Apple Macintosh TV in 1993.
The eMac was well-received by critics and users alike, who praised its low price and good performance for its price range. It quickly became popular in the education market, and was also successful in the home market. Apple continued to sell the eMac until 2005, when it was replaced by the iMac G5.
Overall, the eMac was a successful product for Apple, and helped the company expand its market share in the desktop computer market. It was also a popular choice for users who wanted a low-cost, reliable desktop computer that could run the latest version of the Mac OS.
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