This list of Macintosh models by case type contains all case designs used by Apple Inc. for its Macintosh computers. The list is sectioned by general case layout, but inside the sections the order is chronological. Models that used multiple names (like most Performas) are listed only once. Where available, the "form factor" from Apple's datasheets has been used to determine the case designation and the computers that used it. For all-in-one models and notebooks that have the same basic case design, but differ in size, just one type is listed. Also, some models that differ only slightly or internally are listed together, like the two iMac G3s and the Power Mac G4s.
All-in-one
"" in the Macintosh sense means that the display is integrated in the computer case. The keyboard and mouse always remained detachable.
Desktop
The Macintosh II series were the first Macintoshes designed to be placed under the monitor. Apple's most recent desktop offering, the Mac mini, is meant to be set alongside the monitor.
Tower
Portable
"Portable" in this case means computers that are able to run on internal batteries - modern computers like the Mac mini are arguably more portable than the "luggable" Macintosh Portable, but have no integrated batteries. All modern portable Macintoshes use the notebook design, which the PowerBook series helped to establish.
Rackmount
"Rackmount" computers use cases that are designed to be screwed into a standard 19-inch rack, a form factor that is mostly used for servers. The Xserve series and Rackmount-configured are the only Macintosh models ever specifically designed in this way. They can have wheels, and be racks or towers.
All-in-one
"" in the Macintosh sense means that the display is integrated in the computer case. The keyboard and mouse always remained detachable.
Desktop
The Macintosh II series were the first Macintoshes designed to be placed under the monitor. Apple's most recent desktop offering, the Mac mini, is meant to be set alongside the monitor.
Tower
Portable
"Portable" in this case means computers that are able to run on internal batteries - modern computers like the Mac mini are arguably more portable than the "luggable" Macintosh Portable, but have no integrated batteries. All modern portable Macintoshes use the notebook design, which the PowerBook series helped to establish.
Rackmount
"Rackmount" computers use cases that are designed to be screwed into a standard 19-inch rack, a form factor that is mostly used for servers. The Xserve series and Rackmount-configured are the only Macintosh models ever specifically designed in this way. They can have wheels, and be racks or towers.
Paolo Zagami (born 14 February 1977) is an International Business Lawyer, Writer, Legal/Economic Analyzer, Associate Professor, Vice President of the Association European Lawyers Event, Honorary Representative of the American Chamber of Commerce and an expert advisor on international business practices and export trade law.
Biography
Graduated from the Law School of the University of Rome “LUISS Guido Carli” and received his LLM degree from the “New York Law School”. He was also an English solicitor and entitled to exercise all over the continent as European Lawyer and taught at the International Academy of Rome and at the American Temple University. Currently he is an Associate Professor of Commercial Law at the university “Mediterranea".
Achievements
He is the founder and main partner of the International Law firm “Zagamilaw” which has at this stage offices, branches and representatives in Italy, United States, United Kingdom and Singapore. He was also founder and regional director of the organization “Italia Futura”, local manager of the association “Il Trust in Italia”, co-founder and president of the non-profit organization “Cesdi - Centro Studi per il Diritto Internazionale” whose main aim is to promote research on the law in general and private international law in particular and founder and chairman of “REAL”, an organization striving for creating a professional network among all the legal professionals and law firms involved in real estate.
Works and Publications
Paolo Zagami has authored with Rubbettino Editore a trilogy of books on the International Companies with titles in 2013 the “L’Impresa Internazionale tra Paesi di Common Law e MIST”, in 2015 the “L’Impresa Internazionale nei cosiddetti Paradisi Fiscali” and in 2019 the “L’Impresa Internazionale e le Riforme del Sistema Italia" and has also written numerous economic and legal scientific articles published in national and international journals and is regularly a speaker at Conferences in Italy and abroad. He has institutional relationships with various foreign Embassies in Italy and its professional and research activity is focused on the macro-economic analysis of the international relations between States from the point of view of the commercial consequences concerning the development of business.
Biography
Graduated from the Law School of the University of Rome “LUISS Guido Carli” and received his LLM degree from the “New York Law School”. He was also an English solicitor and entitled to exercise all over the continent as European Lawyer and taught at the International Academy of Rome and at the American Temple University. Currently he is an Associate Professor of Commercial Law at the university “Mediterranea".
Achievements
He is the founder and main partner of the International Law firm “Zagamilaw” which has at this stage offices, branches and representatives in Italy, United States, United Kingdom and Singapore. He was also founder and regional director of the organization “Italia Futura”, local manager of the association “Il Trust in Italia”, co-founder and president of the non-profit organization “Cesdi - Centro Studi per il Diritto Internazionale” whose main aim is to promote research on the law in general and private international law in particular and founder and chairman of “REAL”, an organization striving for creating a professional network among all the legal professionals and law firms involved in real estate.
Works and Publications
Paolo Zagami has authored with Rubbettino Editore a trilogy of books on the International Companies with titles in 2013 the “L’Impresa Internazionale tra Paesi di Common Law e MIST”, in 2015 the “L’Impresa Internazionale nei cosiddetti Paradisi Fiscali” and in 2019 the “L’Impresa Internazionale e le Riforme del Sistema Italia" and has also written numerous economic and legal scientific articles published in national and international journals and is regularly a speaker at Conferences in Italy and abroad. He has institutional relationships with various foreign Embassies in Italy and its professional and research activity is focused on the macro-economic analysis of the international relations between States from the point of view of the commercial consequences concerning the development of business.
Operation on storming of the prisons in Donetsk is a thwarted special operation planned for 2 years by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine to release Ukrainian servicemen detained on the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
The planning of the operation began in December 2018. Lieutenant Colonel of the Supreme Court of Ukraine Mykhailo Nikolov spoke that the failure of the operation is similar with the Wagnergate failure. The long-planned operation involved intensive training, construction of assault schemes, testing of assault tactics in real conditions at similar places of imprisonment in Ukraine. The purpose of the operation was to remove the hostages, who were used as levers of influence in temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and in Russia. The operation was planned with careful selection of motivated participants. Subsequently, the battle group and spies were exposed by the Ukrainian side, and the participants in the planned operation were persecuted by the SBU.
The planning of the operation began in December 2018. Lieutenant Colonel of the Supreme Court of Ukraine Mykhailo Nikolov spoke that the failure of the operation is similar with the Wagnergate failure. The long-planned operation involved intensive training, construction of assault schemes, testing of assault tactics in real conditions at similar places of imprisonment in Ukraine. The purpose of the operation was to remove the hostages, who were used as levers of influence in temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and in Russia. The operation was planned with careful selection of motivated participants. Subsequently, the battle group and spies were exposed by the Ukrainian side, and the participants in the planned operation were persecuted by the SBU.
Adrienne Wojciechowski is an American congressional aide and government official currently serving as an assistant secretary of agriculture for congressional relations since 2021.
Education
Wojciechowski earned a bachelor's of science in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of Maryland as well as a bachelor's of arts in government and politics from there as well.
Career
Nature Conservancy
Wojciechowski was a government relations associate at the Nature Conservancy and advocated for things like cleaner water, improved habitats, and healthier soil.
US Senate
Wojciechowski served as Professional Staff of the Agriculture subcommittee of the Senate Appropriations Committee in the United States Senate. She also served as an aide to Senator Patrick Leahy in which she advised him on bills dealing with agriculture.
Biden administration
On July 27, 2021, President Joe Biden nominated Wojciechowski to be an assistant secretary of agriculture for congressional relations. Wojciechowski was confirmed by the entire Senate on November 3, 2021, via voice vote. She was sworn into her position by Secretary Tom Vilsack on November 10, 2021.
Education
Wojciechowski earned a bachelor's of science in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of Maryland as well as a bachelor's of arts in government and politics from there as well.
Career
Nature Conservancy
Wojciechowski was a government relations associate at the Nature Conservancy and advocated for things like cleaner water, improved habitats, and healthier soil.
US Senate
Wojciechowski served as Professional Staff of the Agriculture subcommittee of the Senate Appropriations Committee in the United States Senate. She also served as an aide to Senator Patrick Leahy in which she advised him on bills dealing with agriculture.
Biden administration
On July 27, 2021, President Joe Biden nominated Wojciechowski to be an assistant secretary of agriculture for congressional relations. Wojciechowski was confirmed by the entire Senate on November 3, 2021, via voice vote. She was sworn into her position by Secretary Tom Vilsack on November 10, 2021.