The Apple QuickTake was one of the first digital camera lines (94-97). It had two iterations (QT100 & QT200) before being discontinued by Steve Jobs when he returned as CEO. Despite the Apple branding, the 100 model was made by Chinon & the 200 by Fuji. They'd lose the market to more established brand names like Kodak

Despite its market dominance, Kodak would crash & burn in the following years as it squandered its lead, not realizing what they had in addition to poor management. If you want to see how a dominant brand fails spectacularly, look into how they dropped the ball here. Huge lessons in what NOT to do.

Kodak sure is an interesting story. It's a lot more complicated too than what has generally been reported. 
Digital cameras were a 'crappy business'.

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Kodak sure is an interesting story. It's a lot more complicated too than what has generally been reported. 
Digital cameras were a 'crappy business'. 
https://petapixel.com/why-kodak-died-and-fujifilm-thrived-a-tale-of-two-film-companies/