MAC News Network (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
A resident of Roseville, California is auctioning off an original Apple I, according to the Detroit Free Press. The computer was the first put into production by Apple, launching in 1976 in a limited run of 200 units. It was distinctive at the time for being produced and sold by a two-man team -- Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs -- and building in its own terminal circuitry, requiring only a separate...
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009
Filed under: Apple History , This Old Apple A few months ago, we provided details of an auction that featured a Mac that had been given to Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry by Apple. If you missed your chance to pick up that prime item, now you have an opportunity to own an Apple that is even more rare: an Apple-1 (also known as the Apple I) that's currently on auction on eBay . The starting bid...
HardMac.com (Free subscription) | 11/13/2009
After Seagate, Western Digital, SanDisk, Woz, it is now OCZ CEO to comment the future of the SSD market. Without much surprise, being now a major player in the field with its models (Vertex, Summit, Value ...), he expects that SSD will take over plate-based HD in coming years. He thinks that within the next 3 to 5 years, the price/GB will be the same between a SSD and a plate-based HD. To our knowledge,...
MRod says: (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
Steve Jobs posing in 1996 in front of the garage where he started Apple at the age of 21 with future dancing sensation Steve Wozniak. View more rarely seen photographs of Steve here. [Via]
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
Filed under: Steve Jobs , Apple History Jesus Diaz over at Gizmodo had a fascinating exposé in a post late last week that provided a look into some of the thinking of Steve Jobs back in 1997. As Diaz relates, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison and his friend Steve Jobs were on a beach in Hawaii in '97 when Ellison, under the influence of a few margaritas, floated the idea of buying Apple to bring Jobs...
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009
Filed under: Steve Jobs , Apple History As Dave Caolo told TUAW readers a few days ago , Fortune named Apple CEO Steve Jobs " CEO of the Decade " for his phenomenal leadership at Apple and how he has remade four industries (music, movies, mobile telephones, and computing) in the past ten years. Part of the Fortune article was a collection of rarely seen photographs of Steve Jobs . From the...
Ars Technica (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Apple CEO Steve Jobs is no stranger to accolades. At the ripe old age of 30, he—along with Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak—won the first National Medal of Technology. Most recently, he was named the most admired entrepreneur among teenagers . He is admired by geeks and businessmen alike, and his successes (and failures) with Apple, NeXT, Pixar, and Apple again fill the pages of numerous...
Hack A Day (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
[Steve Wozniak], Last of the freelance hackers and Greatest swordfighter in the world, lives a hacker life you couldn’t even dream about. The folks over at medGadget ran into him and learned about his watch. In their interview (embedded after the break) [Steve] shows off the Nixie tube wristwatch that we can only assume he [...]
DVICE (Free subscription) | 10/30/2009
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak shows us that a nixie tube watch is probably a better idea in theory than it is in practice. It's so bulky. Sure looks like a lot of trouble he has to go through just to...
Neatorama (Free subscription) | 10/30/2009
If you think that Apple was founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, think again: there was a "third founder" of Apple. In 1976, Ronald Wayne gave up his 10% stake of the [...]
The Industry Standard (Free subscription) | 10/20/2009
Samsung has invested in Fusion-io, deepening the relationship between two significant players in the fast-growing flash-storage business. The South Korean company, a major supplier of NAND flash silicon, invested "millions" in Fusion-io, said Fusion-io President and Chief Technology Officer David Flynn, though he declined to give a more specific figure. Also as part of the announced deal,...
DV Hardware (Free subscription) | 10/16/2009
ComputerWorld had an interview with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak about solid state disks, a product he's helping to develop in his position as chief scientist at SSD start-up Fusion-io. One of the things he says is that he doesn't believe solid state disks will completely replace hard drives, due to the many tiers of storage for cost efficiency: Do you see a day when solid state storage will kick...
The Industry Standard (Free subscription) | 10/13/2009
Earlier this year, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak accepted the position of chief scientist at start-up solid state drive company Fusion-io. It's the first time since 1972, when he worked in Hewlett-Packard Co's calculator division, that he's held a technologist's position for a company that wasn't his own. Unlike many other solid state vendors, Fusion-io doesn't manufacture a NAND flash drive product...
VentureBeat (Free subscription) | 10/13/2009
Fusion-io is announcing today that MySpace is adopting its power-saving flash memory cards across its huge data center operations. The deal is a significant customer win for Fusion-io and an endorsement for its new way of storing data. It should garner more attention for the Salt Lake City-based company, which got a lot of notice earlier this year when Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak became its chief...
TameBay (Free subscription) | 10/05/2009
What do you do when you've got a valuable item and want as much publicity as possible? Someone with a 32 year old Apple 1, hand built by Steve Wozniak on of the founders of Apple, posed the question to the San Francisco journal. The answer he... Read more
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prmac | 02/04/2009
At Macworld 2009 the documentary Welcome to Macintosh was screened to an audience of notable Apple personalities that included Andy Hertzfeld, Guy Kawasaki, Leander Kahney, Jim Reekes, Ron Wayne and a surprise guest: Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple Computer. All had good things to say! Also, In celebration of 25 years of the Mac, the makers of Welcome to Macintosh introduce an international User...
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