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What revolutionary product did Apple introduce in 1984?
Macintosh
What three groundbreaking products did Apple announce in 2007?
iPod, phone, internet communicator
What was the key feature of the iPhone's user interface?
Multi-touch technology
What operating system did the iPhone run on?
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What was Apple's approach to software and hardware integration inspired by?
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How was the software on the iPhone described?
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What material was used for the iPhone 4's band, which served as the primary structural element?
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How many slits were incorporated into the stainless steel band for the antenna system?
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What was the thickness of the iPhone 4 in millimeters?
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Which of the following was NOT mentioned as an external feature of the iPhone 4?
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What material was used for the front and rear of the iPhone 4?
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What was the iPhone 4's design compared to?
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How was the build quality of the iPhone 4 described?
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- Apple introduced revolutionary products like the Macintosh in 1984 and the iPod in 2001 that changed the computer and music industries.
- Apple announced three groundbreaking products in 2007: a widescreen iPod with touch controls, a revolutionary mobile phone, and a breakthrough internet communications device.
- These three products (iPod, phone, internet communicator) were combined into one device called the iPhone, aiming to reinvent the phone industry.
- The iPhone featured a revolutionary user interface that used multi-touch technology instead of a stylus, making it more intuitive and user-friendly.
- The iPhone ran on the sophisticated OS X operating system, providing multitasking, networking, power management, security, and desktop-class applications.
- Apple's approach to software and hardware integration was inspired by the philosophy that those serious about software should make their own hardware.
- The software on the iPhone was considered to be at least five years ahead of any other phone on the market, offering a significant breakthrough in mobile technology.
