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Steve Jobs at Apple, 1976–2011: what he said, the occasion he said it on, and the machine that was on the table.

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The origin story: the Apple I board, the Los Altos garage, Wozniak's engineering and Jobs's instinct for the room.

The house at 2066 Crist Drive, Los Altos, during filming of the 2013 film Jobs

The Garage on Crist Drive

Covers the Los Altos garage at 2066 Crist Drive as the documented site of early Apple assembly, with what the historical record says about how much work actually happened there.

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Apple I circuit board held in a hand, 1976 hardware visible

What Wozniak Actually Built

A close look at the Apple I board — its design, Wozniak's engineering decisions, and Jobs's role in selling it to the Byte Shop.

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A vintage typewriter with a typed page loaded, beside a leather-bound book and papers

Markkula's One-Page Memo

Mike Markkula's 1977 'Apple Marketing Philosophy' document — what it said, what Jobs took from it, and how the phrase 'impute' entered the company's vocabulary.

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An Apple II computer with keyboard and monitor displayed on a shelf

Regis McKenna Made It Look Like Apple

The publicist who shaped Apple's early visual identity and press relationships, and what Jobs said about him in contemporaneous interviews.

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