Steve Jobs at Apple, 1976–2011: what he said, the occasion he said it on, and the machine that was on the table.
The Macintosh project, the 1984 Super Bowl spot, Susan Kare's icons, and what Jobs actually said from the Flint Center stage.

The Macintosh project before Jobs took it over — Raskin's 1979 vision document, his design principles, and the friction between his concept and what the machine became.
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The making of the 1984 Super Bowl spot — the TBWA\Chiat\Day brief, Lee Clow's role, Scott's direction, and the Apple board's initial vote to pull it.
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Susan Kare's icon work for the original Macintosh — the Happy Mac, the Chicago typeface, the Finder icons — and what those design decisions said about the machine's intended audience.
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The January 24, 1984 Macintosh introduction at De Anza's Flint Center — the exact text of Jobs's remarks, the order of the demonstration, and the moment the machine introduced itself.
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What the folklore.org archive is, who Hertzfeld is, and why his contemporaneous accounts are a primary source for Mac-era Jobs quotations.
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