Starting back in 1976 with Apple’s very first computer, and up until the iPad, Apple has pushed the boundaries of what is possible in the computing world. This photo collection documents each product Apple produced, including the first mouse, portable computer and all digital music player in history. Sometimes a photo is worth a thousand words, and then some.

1976 - Apple I

What exactly makes this kid the biggest Apple fan in the world? Check out the photos to find out his commitment to being the most Apple obsessed and branded child in history. Jobs must be proud.

A Chinese teenager Xiao Zheng from the province of Anhui dreamed to buy some Apple products but didn’t have money. He solved the problem of lack of money very radically to purchase the products of his dreams.

Here is a bunch of stickers to customize your MacBook Pro and iPad if you feel that the Apple logo misses something.

Graphic designer from San Francisco Michael Tompert and his friend photographer Paul Fairchild have created a series of photographs of the broken, ruined, bullet-riddled and run over by a train Apple products. All the gadgets were bought on their own money and then destroyed. It should be noted that in the past Michael Tompert worked at Apple and is always a fan of this company.

Real Apple fans cannot just threw away their old but still favorite Macs. Thus they get very creative, inspired with their beloved possessions, and make stylish, unusual and unique Mac Mods. Maybe this post will give you an idea on how you can use your old Mac as well.

G4 Motorbike

Everybody knows that Apple is quite successful nowadays but it wasn’t like that before. They should to work hard but nonetheless they did make some crappy products. Here is the list of worst of them.

Apple 3 (1980)
When you’re looking for a home computer that will probably overheat and catch fire, look no further than the Apple 3. The successor to the hugely popular Apple 2 (see what they did there), this was a huge flop. Also, a genuine fire hazard.

These bright works of art belong to Kyle Lambert, 23, who recently graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University where he studied illustration and animation. He's great at creating celebs' portraits of striking likeness with the help of Apple IPad, iPad app Brushes in particular, which costs just £4.99. 

See how these amazing portraits are created step by step.

This is a funny illustrated story depicting what it’s like to own an Apple product.

True story! :)

Some other funny posts with apple products:
Explaining Sex with iPods! (15 pics)
It’s Funny How Apple Sells Its Products (6 pics)
Some Interesting Facts about Steve Jobs (1 pic)

This post is just an observation of how Apple sells its products and makes people believe that gadgets without many features are still needed by millions around the world. You can call it the-Steve-Jobs-way.

This is how Apple could explain sexuality to clever kids!

And if you think iPods are naughty, take a look at what pens are capable of..