Apple-history.com Website Review

Continuing with checkpoint releases, this update brings all MacBook Pro models up to date, and adds the just-announced iPod touch (6th Seeing as I was more than 30 models behind, I decided to update the site in batches, to checkpoint my progress. This is the first of those Another year, another semi-update. This update brings Max OS values up to date, and includes a few small corrections. Rather than trying to make some giant monolithic update to add the 36 (!) missing models, I'm going to work to bring the site up to date over the course of the rest of the spring and summer. Once we're up to date, I have a redesign in the works to make the site more mobile-friendly. Thanks More of a pre-update; I made a few corrections (keep 'em coming!) and updated the Max OS for recent hardware to be 10.10 and iOS 8.0. I hope to get the site caught up over the course of the next couple of months, rather than as a single monolythic update. Thanks to everyone Oops! I forgot to properly sunset the various Macs capable of running OS X Lion but not OS X Mountain Lion. Thanks to Joshua Long a couple of missing iMac education-only models. Made a few minor under-the-hood improvements. This may be the only update until early 2013, though I'll try to be timely adding the new iPhone and whatever else gets announced in September. Welcome to the new apple-history! I've been slowly building the new UI over the past year, making slow but steady progress toward what you now see here. The frames-based site was nearly nine years old, and long overdue for a major rework, and I finally had time to finish it up during the holidays. I hope you love (or can at least tolerate) the new site! Here are some highlights of the new design: familiar. I've made an attempt to test this on as many browsers as I can, but there will inevitability be some kinks to iron out. Please be and for a long time frames was the best answer I had. After years of experimentation, I think I've found a reasonable solution in the new