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In 1984, Jobs and Wozniak Talk About Apple's Earliest Days

Posted by timothy on from the one-of-those-days dept.

harrymcc writes: In 1984, Apple launched the Apple IIc computer. As part of its promotion, it produced a video with Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and other employees talking about company's founding and the creation of the Apple I and Apple II computers. Over at Fast Company, I've shared this remarkable, little-seen bit of history. It's full of goodies, from images of Jobs and Wozniak wearing remarkably Apple Watch-like timepieces to evocative photos of early computer stores.

3 of 74 comments (clear)

  1. Re:Remarkably Apple Watch-like for a reason by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Fuck you. This is why Slashdot is awful now, whiny bastards like you.

  2. Re: Remarkably Apple Watch-like for a reason by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Troll

    Actually, it appears the whiny bastard is you.

  3. Re:Apple ][ was a great product by magarity · · Score: -1, Troll

    I worked at a Byte Shop in 1978-9 as their repair department

    I remember belittling an Apple owner back then because he paid $50 to have a technician just like you re-seat a ram chip that had come loose after he moved. Otherwise to break the sticker and do it himself would mean no authorized dealer would be allowed to work on it for real repairs.