1995


 * January 4: The Motorola Marco is released, running Newton OS.
 * January 30: The Newton MessagePad 120 is released in the United States. Newton OS 1.3 is released for MessagePad 100 and 110 users.
 * March 17: The OmniWeb web browser debuts on the NeXTSTEP platform.
 * March 23: Mac OS 7.5.1 is released. The Macintosh LC 550 is discontinued.
 * March 27: Radius becomes the first company to release a Macintosh clone.
 * March 31: Technical support for Claris Resolve is discontinued.
 * April 1: The Macintosh LC 630 and Newton MessagePad 110 are discontinued.
 * April 3: The Macintosh LC 580 and Power Macintosh 5200/75 LC are released. The Macintosh LC 575 is discontinued.
 * April 17: The QuickTake 150 digital camera and StyleWriter 1200 inket printer become available. The QuickTake 100 and StyleWriter II are discontinued.
 * April 26: Apple Computer begins seeding the beta version of Open Transport to developers and customers.
 * May 8-12: The 1995 Worldwide Developers Conference is held in San Jose, California, where Copland is previewed.
 * June 17: The LaserWriter 12/640 PS is released.
 * June 19: The Color LaserWriter 12/600 PS, Color StyleWriter 2200, LaserWriter 4/600 PS, and Power Macintosh 9500 are introduced.
 * June 29: Mac evangelist Guy Kawasaki is designated an Apple Fellow.
 * August 7: The Power Macintosh 7200, 7500, and 8500 are introduced.
 * September 5: The Power Macintosh 5300 LC is released.
 * September 25: Apple resumes shipping the PowerBook 5300 series after replacing problematic batteries and reducing prices.
 * October 16: The Apple Multiple Scan 1705 and Multiple Scan 20 Displays are released.
 * October 20: Apple announces Newton OS 2.0.
 * November 7: OpenDoc is officially shipped.
 * December 18: The QuickTime Conferencing Kit becomes available.