# Apple QuickTake

The QuickTake is one of the first consumer digital cameras to hit the market and was manufactured by Apple Computers. It was launched in three models with resolution of 0.3 Mpx. The 200 series model was only compactable with the Apple Macintosh computer, whereas the 100 and 150 models were compactable with Macintosh and Windows.

In 1997, Apple stopped selling the products due to customer response which was very less, perhaps because the world was not yet ready for a highly compact product. It also had good competitors later on, so another Apple’s product was unlisted from its store.

# Sleek Power Mac G4 Cube

 The super sleek Mac desktop was released back in 2000. It was a designed importance computer which was all in cube like shape but which did not have an internal fan and also had problems when inserting a disc. 

Customers also preferred the Power Mac G4 Mini towers instead, which was cheaper than the Mac G4 Cube. Many people expected Apple to improvise on the model but under Steve Jobs the model was completely scrapped in 2001.

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