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Apple is the pioneer of the Information Age, having paved the way for many of the technical innovations the world presently takes for granted. Now because of mismanagement and wasted opportunities, the company is barely surviving as it clings to a mere 3.7 percent of the market it helped to create. Apple is a detailed study of the company’s turbulent history that exposes the good, the bad, the embarrassing, and the petty, to provide the definitive answer to what happened to Apple Computer and why.

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