Last week, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak talked to Bloomberg about his role in designing the company’s first computers and starting a technological revolution. In the video above, he also discusses Apple’s humble beginnings in Steve Jobs’ garage, the gilded one-millionth Apple II, and his love for engineering.
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awesome video!
Fully agree; that was a great watch. So many rare photos, such great insight. Truly authentic in his pride, and well deserved may I add.
Add my admiration for this Gentle Giant of a Genius!
I’ve seen a lot of noise on boards about Woz – the haters are out there – but you can see where Apple started and why it still has that commitment to detail and build quality.
Thanks, Woz – You still make a difference!
Awesome video. I never get tired of watching Woz spread his enthusiasm about computers instead of money. (not that money sucks)