Remembering The Death Of Apple. New Lessons.

As I was reading the media death knells of Dell Computer, I remembered it was about 10 years ago when Apple almost died.

How many deaths can one company endure? Plenty, if Apple’s success and Dell’s woes are to be considered.

Regardless, it was the mid 1990s and Apple was nearly dead. Said who?

Nearly everyone except Apple and Steve Jobs.

I walked into a Borders Book Store to pick up a gift and a couple of magazines and saw the infamous Wired Magazine cover.

Talk Back to the Mac360 writers

Post your own comment to this article. Or, post in the Mac360 Forums. It's mostly anonymous, there's no obligation, and no cost. Posting is free, fun, low in calories, low in carbs, non-fat, and mildly addictive. It's like chocolate and blondes.

Post a Comment

Your comment may be anonymous, if you prefer. Or, use a cute name-- something everyone can remember. An email address is required only if you want to be notified of new comments by other posters, and is always shielded from email spam harvesters (but don't use a Gmail or Yahoo! or Hotmail or any free email service address-- too much spam).

Keep your comment on topic, relevant, worthy, and funny. Or, pick any three. We moderate the comments so SPAM links will be deleted (Spammers-- you're a blight so don't waste your time or ours).