Pop Chart Lab: The Insanely Great History of Apple

Crafted in Brooklyn, and specializing in the rendering and conceptualization of human experience

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Crafted in Brooklyn, and specializing in the rendering and conceptualization of human experience into chart form, Pop Chart Lab introduces its latest – The Insanely Great History of Apple. The 18” x 24” comprehensive wall visual maps out every computer released by Apple over the past three decades from the Apple I to the MacBook Pro. Neatly organized and streamlined, the chart sorts products based according to their specific type – Input/Output, All-in-One, Desktop, Tower, Laptop and Handheld. Well fit for any Apple enthusiast and retailing for a reasonable $20 USD, availability is now offered through Pop Chart Lab.

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