Dangerous Minds | Steve Jobs: Apple Key-note Speech 1984

Steve Jobs: Apple Key-note Speech 1984

10.06.2011
09:14 am

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Apple Macintosh

Steve Jobs 1955-2011.

A fine reminder of Steve Jobs’ passion, enthusiasm, vision and thought, from his key note speech during the introduction of the Apple IIc at the Moscone Center, in April, 1984.

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