Apple Quicktake 100 (1994), Quicktake 150 (1995), Quicktake 200 (1996),
The Quicktake was one of the first non-professional digital cameras to come on the market. The starting model (100) had a very low resolution of 0.3 Megapixel, and in general all models were characterized by poor quality especially in terms of color fidelity and noise in low light scenes. The third model was based on an existing commercial product, the Fujifilm DS-7. When Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997, these were among the products he decided to remove from the company's production chain because they were no longer innovative and had been largely outperformed by the competition. The three full batch Quicktakes are a rarity, the models offered are functional and in perfect aesthetic condition.