Today in Apple history: Steve Jobs says Apple is finally debt-free
On February 18, 2004, Steve Jobs sent a memo to Apple employees revealing that the company was, for the first time in years, out of debt.
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On February 18, 2004, Steve Jobs sent a memo to Apple employees revealing that the company was, for the first time in years, out of debt.
On February 16, 2000, Apple unveiled the Pismo PowerBook. FireWire and expandability make it one of Apple's best laptops ever.
In a world where many devices seem to evaporate after only a matter of months, the Mac endures.
Much of Apple's success is due to the vision of Steve Jobs, the late cofounder. Without him, the tech giant as we know it today might not even exist.
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