2009 was a good year for Apple with a bevy of new products including new MacBooks, iPods and a new iPhone. It also saw the return of CEO Steve Jobs. Financials for the tech giant were strong, with its stock price more than doubling.
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2009 in Review: Apple's Big Events, Including The Return of CEO Steve Jobs
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