Was ist das Apple in Colour Projekt?

Apple in Colour ist ein interaktives Archiv von sheets.works, das 341 Produktfarben von Apple über fast 30 Jahre katalogisiert, von Bondi Blue iMac bis Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro Max, einschließlich iPad, iPod und (PRODUCT)RED Mac Pro.

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Apple in Colour: Interaktives Archiv von 341 Produktfarben

Interaktives Archiv "Apple in Colour" von sheets.works katalogisiert 341 Produktfarben von Apple über fast 30 Jahren. Vom original Bondi Blue iMac bis Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro Max. Das Projekt, beschrieben als "eine Feier jeder hellen, brillanten, fröhlichen Sache, die sie je gemacht haben", umfasst alles vom original Bondi Blue iMac bis Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro Max.

Die Katalogliste umfasst iPad, iPod, HomePod und den (PRODUCT)RED Mac Pro aus 2013, beschrieben als "das bunteste, das sie je gemacht haben", auch das "netteste", wegen der Partnerschaft von Apple mit (RED) gegen AIDS. Erstellt von jemandem, der den Flower Power iMac vermisst, listet die Seite das Erscheinungsjahr und den offiziellen Apple-Farbnamen jedes Produkts auf. Beim Durchstöbern können Benutzer auch nanochromatic, ein 9to5Mac-Projekt von Dylan McDonald, das iPod-Farbgeschichte dokumentiert, einsehen.

Welche Apple-Farbe war je am stärksten? Interaktives Archiv ansehen und Gedanken in den Kommentaren teilen. Es lohnt sich, auf Amazon Apple Watch Series 12, Apple Watch Ultra 4, AirPods Pro 3, AirPods 5 und AirTag (2. Generation) – 4 Pack zu schauen.