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Website Archives 341 Apple Product Colors Spanning Three Decades
Key points
- Sheets.works launched "Apple in Colour" website.
- Archive covers 341 Apple product colors over three decades.
- Includes release year and official color names for products.
- Features Macs, iPhones, iPads, iPods, and HomePods.
Interactive Apple Color Archive Launched
The website sheets.works has introduced a new project titled "Apple in Colour." This interactive archive documents 341 distinct Apple product colors released over nearly three decades, providing a comprehensive visual history of the company's color palette.
Catalog Details and Scope
The archive lists each product's release year and its official Apple color name or number. It spans a wide range of Apple devices, from the original Bondi Blue iMac to the Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro Max. The catalog also includes iPads, iPods, and HomePods.
A notable inclusion is the (PRODUCT)RED Mac Pro from 2013, highlighting Apple's partnership with (RED) for AIDS funding.
Background and Related Projects
Sheets.works has previously developed interactive timelines for every iPhone and iPad model. This new project continues their focus on archiving Apple's product history. Another related project, nanochromatic by Dylan McDonald, documents iPod color options.
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Sheets.works launched "Apple in Colour," an interactive archive detailing 341 Apple product colors from nearly 30 years. The website catalogs colors for various Apple devices, including Macs, iPhones, iPads, and iPods, along with their release years and official color names.