are you cereal! you guys must be on crack! it's a flippin' phone for cryin' out loud! not a rock concert! get lives!
I think its about 10x worse since that is your first post. Cancel your forum membership please.
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Steve Wozniak asks to cut in line @ Apple Store
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I think its about 10x worse since that is your first post. Cancel your forum membership please.
I bet a book on Steve Wozniak and Paul Allen focused on what they did for both leaders (SJ & BG) would be interesting and a good read.
Both the Woz and Paul are very talented individuals.
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He built the Apple II virtually alone and created the personal computer as we know it today.
Some pictures. How do I make them smaller?
Showing off his new phone with an Apple employee and some random customer.
Woz explaining to us why you should never cross the streams.
He was noticing the price discrepancy between the Office versions.
Showing off the nixie tube watch.
Showing off his new phone with an Apple employee and some random customer.
Woz explaining to us why you should never cross the streams.
He was noticing the price discrepancy between the Office versions.
Showing off the nixie tube watch.
Thanks for the pictures!!!
What the Hell kind of watch is that he's wearing???
The WozWatch Pro.
Thanks for the pictures!!!
What the Hell kind of watch is that he's wearing???
It's a nixie tube watch. Pretty nifty, I must say!
Woz should have bought everybody in line their new phones...it would be like
"us" buying a burger. Kind of like Oprah.
"us" buying a burger. Kind of like Oprah.
Excellent story. Woz is one of the few people of any level of celebrity I'd consider talking to.
Excellent research. Since your post isn't based on facts, why are you here?
I have a hard time considering people who can afford an iPhone to be in need of charity. But I'd buy him burger if he asked.
Excellent research. Since your post isn't based on facts, why are you here?
I have a hard time considering people who can afford an iPhone to be in need of charity. But I'd buy him burger if he asked.
No, he did not build the Apple II "alone," and even with the Apple I he needed help from 6502 co-creator Chuck Peddle to get the machine running.
I like Woz; there is no denying his brilliance. But you folks need to realize he didn't invent the personal computer singlehandedly. That's Apple Revisionism. The ancestors of the machine you are now using were born from the genius and passion of many different men and women.
Cheers for the reply- not so keen on the watch, personally, but I like the clock version you can get
Where's his head?
Some pictures. How do I make them smaller?
Showing off his new phone with an Apple employee and some random customer.
Why is Woz face/head not on his body in the image on the cameras display?
People should read before posting comments-
From Wikipedia-
Stephen Gary "Woz" Wozniak (born August 11, 1950 in San Jose, California) is an American computer engineer who founded Apple Computer (now Apple Inc.) with Steve Jobs. His inventions and machines are credited with contributing significantly to the personal computer revolution of the 1970s. Wozniak created the Apple I and Apple II computers in the mid-1970s.
Maybe we would have had personal computers without the two Steves, but that is moot.
One ex-girlfriend was Kathy Griffin, so is it any wonder he would jailbreak her iPhone?
Wozniak founded a new venture called CL 9, which developed and brought the first programmable universal remote control to market in 1987. Wozniak also taught fifth-grade students.
While he may not have made Forbes' billionaire lists, he is wealthy compared to most of us. Jobs is listed at 5.7 billion. Personally, I'd rather have my good health.
Cheers for the reply- not so keen on the watch, personally, but I like the clock version you can get
Let's see ... what did I do with my old nixies ...
What research? equalsabracket was offering an opinion. and to be honest, i think it's accurate. if steve balmer or bill gates showed up at the launch of any microsoft product and then proceeded to get in line in front of a bunch of customers, you would say that it was obnoxious. showing up is cool. budding in line is not, especially because it may have meant that some actual customer went home empty handed. he should have entered the back of the line like every other person on the planet. just because you've put him on a pedestal doesn't mean everybody else has.