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Apr 1, 5:04 PM

Canon's Macintosh-Inspired Computer Project

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Canon's Macintosh-Inspired Computer Project

Summary

While widely recognized for cameras, lenses, and lithography machines, Canon also ventured into computer development. The company worked with Jef Raskin, the originator of the Macintosh project, on a computer concept. This collaboration highlights a less-publicized chapter in Canon's history, distinct from its core businesses.

Key points

  • Canon is known for cameras, lenses, printers, and lithography machines.
  • The company collaborated with Jef Raskin, the creator of the Macintosh.
  • This collaboration focused on developing a computer.
  • This project represents a lesser-known aspect of Canon's history.
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