How Familiar Products Looked When They First Appeared

Today you can hardly find someone who hasn’t seen an Apple or Samsung device, that's how quickly they became ingrained in our everyday lives. However, many of the brands you know and love today had different looks when they first appeared.
Let’s make a quick jump into the past and see how 22 famous products looked when they were first invented or introduced to the public. Did you know that in the 1600s you had to cleanse contraceptives in milk?

TIMESTAMPS
The first Apple computer 0:43
The first Ford car 1:23
The first Bosch refrigerator 1:51
The first Samsung TV 2:22
The first Siemens mobile phone 2:45
The first version of Microsoft Windows 3:12
The first IKEA catalog 3:45
The first Canon camera 4:10
The first Lego Toy 4:33
The first Harley-Davidson motorcycle 4:55
The first Starbucks coffee shop 5:24
The first HP laptop 5:49
The first Nivea cream 6:15
The first Sega console 6:41
The first Chanel perfume 7:08
The first Sony video camera 7:39
The first Vogue cover 8:03
The first Philips shaver 8:31
The first Barbie doll 9:05
The first Apple smartphone 9:37
The first Colgate toothpaste 10:06
The first condom 10:28

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Preview photo credit:

Apple I On display at the Smithsonian: By Ed Uthman - originally posted to Flickr as Apple I Computer, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=7180001

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SUMMARY
- The first ever Apple computer was called Apple I. Steve Jobs sold his VW Microbus, which was the only means of transport he had, to be able to pay for Apple I's creation. The invention was brought into the public eye in 1976 at one of the computer clubs in California. Quickly after that, Apple I went on sale at a price of 666,66 dollars.
- The first Samsung TV was a 12-inch black and white model called P-3202. The TV was quite long but looked very neat and stylish. Sales quickly started to pick up, making P-3202 an undeniable market leader of its time.
- Siemens started their cell phone production with the model called Mobiltelefon C1, which was launched in 1985. It was made out of metal and had a loudspeaker for headphones. The model was eventually upgraded and improved, and in 1994 new Siemens S1 was produced.
- Lego released a whole set of wooden toys back in 1935. The set contained the wooden duck – the first ever Lego toy. It had rolling wheels and a string to move the toy along. The wooden duck is still considered to be one of the most popular toys ever made by Lego.
- The first Starbucks was opened in 1971 in downtown Seattle. It's usually called “The Original Starbucks.” Later this cafe moved to 1912 Pike Place, where it's located to this day.
- The first cream of this widely known brand was put out to the masses in 1911. It was based on water and oil and smelled like roses and lilies. The creators decided to name their product “Nivea,” which means “snow white” in Latin. The rest of the story is history – the cream won over multiple of fans, including some famous faces, like Marilyn Monroe.
- The iconic Chanel No. 5 was launched in 1921 by the outstanding Coco Chanel. Originally, there were ten samples of the upcoming perfume. All of them were introduced to Coco Chanel, and she picked number 5.
- The first Vogue issue was published in 1892. It was United States' weekly newspaper and cost around 10 cents. 1892's Vogue targeted upper class and mostly male audience. Now the conception of Vogue changed, and it developed to be one of the most popular women magazines, frequently called “the fashion bible.”
- The first ever iPhone came out in 2007 with promising advertisements such as “This is only the beginning” and “Apple reinvents the phone.” Both of them were true. Multiple people waited outside Apple stores for days waiting for the iPhone's launch, and they weren't disappointed.

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