Steve Wozniak, the inventor of the personal computer, provides us with a tour of historical Apple II products. An absolutely classic video clip from my video collection. This was on my Apple IIc ro...
Steve Wozniak, the inventor of the personal computer, provides us with a tour of historical Apple II products. An absolutely classic video clip from my video collection. This was on my Apple IIc rollout VHS tape, from 1984.
Please visit www.woz.org for more information on the incredible Steve Wozniak. Also, make sure you check out his new book, "iWoz".
And don't forget to watch past the end credits. More to come! - Alfred
PS: This segment was posted with permission by Steve Wozniak.
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I'm not an Apple 'follower' in the sense of religious styled fans, but I have to say, the history of Apple computers is the only one that really grips me and is interesting. Maybe because they had set models due to building software and putting together the hardware. Not a mish mash of components that we know today due to MS's licensing tactic.
He is the Man...Just imagine at that time doing all the things by yourself, right form doing the electronics to writing the software ..Mann! Woz is truly a genius of our time...Respect
I have an Apple II that i bought from ebay in 2004. it was either 35 or 45 bucks, and the seller also sold me a matching monitor for it for 50. total spent 85-95 dollars. now its worth a few hundred because its mint
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which is why he isnt the richest man on the planet....just very comfortable
All work fine, with the exception of a few disk drives that are out of alignment....but they will still boot up some 30+years later.