Steve Jobs, "Computers are like a bicycle for our minds." - Michael Lawrence Films

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  Science & Technology

[lucylovesguitar]

You're totally wrong about Steve. He was not heartless, and his "authoritarian" view of technology was based on a desire to change the world -- which he accomplished. He did NOT ask for ridiculous amount of money for his products. In fact, when John Sculley tried to increase the price of the original Macintosh from $1,995 to $2,495 to cover marketing costs, Steve fought him tooth and nail. Steve wanted it to be priced as affordably as possible.

[bbyoun1]

Thumbs up if you miss Steve Jobs too.. :/

[muhmeed1c]

رجل عظيم

[TechnologyChip]

I miss your inspiration Steve!

[Adam Dally]

If anyone could cite the bicycle study from Scientific America, that would be awesome.

[Arber Gega]

He actually wished to call the Macintosh 128k the "Bicycle". Original even to naming products:)

[Quincy Campbell]

it just occurred to me that steve jobs wore black turtlenecks and jeans for 20 years. awesome.

[Bricker Bro]

And who the fk r u? His daddy?

[Sam Styles]

it was to increase demand, even at a loss

[Intelinic]

Ubi, the voice activated ubiquitous computer is up for preorder on kickstarter

[Ville Lindfors]

I love the Apple that Steve created, but you are wrong. The reason the price was set to $1,995 instead of $2,495 was to actually increase the profit of the product. More sold products equals more profit...