@stevejobs.archive: In this first televised interview with NBC, Steve Jobs presents an early vision of what personal computing could become. Speaking at the time of the Apple IIe, Jobs reflects on a rapidly emerging industry, one that was just beginning to move beyond laboratories and into homes and offices. He describes a future where computers are not reserved for specialists, but designed for ordinary people. At this moment in history, many of the ideas he discusses such as user-friendly interfaces and tools like the computer mouse were still new, experimental, and far from widespread. Source: NBC #stevejobs #computer #apple #applecomputer #1980s

Shea :

He was an Edison and Einstein of that era and on!

user3543674886233 :

As a society of today, we have not fully understood or appreciated the Fathers of technology and their inventions. To our children, this is how world has ALWAYS been. Do you remember a world WITHOUT computers? I do.

Matthew :

Nice idea but it’ll never catch on

Scott769 :

the mouse idea won't go anywhere

Marvin 🎸 :

Promising young lad, he should keep at it.

djtonymontana1 :

Nobody capitalized on tha idea 💡😞 wasted technology 😁

tackytok :

This sounds great. Where can I get one of these?

Evangelist Mike Dyal :

How is $teve Job$ doing NOW?????

A. Bot :

Man_in_Mongolia :

True. The mouse was best feature that was added

pharnick1 :

It was the best hardware, but I was there. For business, IBM had better software and the whole configuration was much less money.

user9372660514394 :

Never been a mixture of one person who is brilliant at science and marketing at the same time

Mythos :

who is this guy? sounds like a hippie

roklanhavok :

I love pointing at English words

Gerry :

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