oct 21, 1991 - The PowerBook 100

Description:

Apple introduces their first PowerBook 100 laptop that included a set back keyboard, an integrated palm rest, and a trackball mouse, and that's just the physical laptop. The PowerBooks interior programing and features are minor but helps improve the previous model of the MacBook like a Motorola 68000 processor, 2MG of ram, and a 9 inches backlit LCD. Though it was criticized for features like the fact that there was no floppy disk drive feature, despite that minor exclusion the PowerBook went on to be a great success selling more than 100,000 sells a year with over a billion dollars and being considered as one of the best pioneer computers.