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Apple Quicktake 100 (1994) Cameras is the "Patient Zero" ofApple Quicktake 100 First Mass Market Color Digital Camera The Apple QuickTake 100, launched on June 20, 1994, was one of the world's very first consumer digital cameras. Released years before Steve Jobs returned to Apple, it was a bold attempt to kickstart a "digital lifestyle." Designed in partnership with Kodak, the camera looked more like a pair of high tech binoculars than a traditional shooter. Because it completely lacked a built in LCD screen