Apple‘s Struggle to Survive the IBM PC
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Apple's journey in the computer industry from the Apple One to Lisa and Macintosh, facing challenges with competition, pricing, and product development, ultimately leading to internal conflicts and financial struggles that required reorganization to stay afloat.
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- The Apple II's success was driven by its affordability, design, and the use of the 6502 microprocessor, setting it apart from competitors, showcasing the importance of innovation and cost-effectiveness in product development.
- Apple's response to IBM's dominance included the Apple 3, which faced design and marketing challenges, leading to the successful Apple 2E release in 1983, highlighting the significance of adapting to market changes through strategic product development and marketing strategies.
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