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Steve Jobs Introduces the Mac - mothered - 09-17-2017
Greetings everyone.
I accidentally stumbled across this during my travels on YouTube. It's good for a bit of a laugh, and to appreciate the evolution of technology of where It stands today.
RE: Steve Jobs Introduces the Mac - Slacker - 09-17-2017
Did you know that Mr jobs actually enjoyed a trip down LSD lane and that (in one way or another) helped him with his endeavours with apple? A bit off topic but a not to well known fact I read about in one of his early interviews.
RE: Steve Jobs Introduces the Mac - Blink - 09-17-2017
Ah, Steve Jobs...
Many people dislike him, but, unlike Tim Cook, he actually had creative ideas. Apple is currently ruining themselves, whereas with Jobs they appeared to actually have original ideas. Idek what is up with the iPhone X, it's original-ish, but costs way too much. The new Macbooks, however, sacrifice speed for size, in both the Pro and normal... The Pro should not need to be slim, it should need to be fast. Apple currently has numerous issues, and their rumored car thing is going nowhere. I guess well wait and see what happens with them.
RE: Steve Jobs Introduces the Mac - zorrophreak - 09-18-2017
I love this video, and it was one that made me go back and like Apple more. Good share.
(09-17-2017, 11:04 PM)Ender Wrote: Ah, Steve Jobs...
Many people dislike him, but, unlike Tim Cook, he actually had creative ideas. Apple is currently ruining themselves, whereas with Jobs they appeared to actually have original ideas. Idek what is up with the iPhone X, it's original-ish, but costs way too much. The new Macbooks, however, sacrifice speed for size, in both the Pro and normal... The Pro should not need to be slim, it should need to be fast. Apple currently has numerous issues, and their rumored car thing is going nowhere. I guess well wait and see what happens with them.
Tim Cook is honestly one of the less desirable CEOs in Apple's history. That's the thing with Apple after Jobs left. It went down. Then he came back and helped restore it. Now its happening again. And Steve is not here to save them this time.
RE: Steve Jobs Introduces the Mac - Dismas - 09-18-2017
"insanely great!"
RE: Steve Jobs Introduces the Mac - Boudica - 09-18-2017
(09-18-2017, 12:37 AM)zorrophreak Wrote: I love this video, and it was one that made me go back and like Apple more. Good share.
(09-17-2017, 11:04 PM)Ender Wrote: Ah, Steve Jobs...
Many people dislike him, but, unlike Tim Cook, he actually had creative ideas. Apple is currently ruining themselves, whereas with Jobs they appeared to actually have original ideas. Idek what is up with the iPhone X, it's original-ish, but costs way too much. The new Macbooks, however, sacrifice speed for size, in both the Pro and normal... The Pro should not need to be slim, it should need to be fast. Apple currently has numerous issues, and their rumored car thing is going nowhere. I guess well wait and see what happens with them.
Tim Cook is honestly one of the less desirable CEOs in Apple's history. That's the thing with Apple after Jobs left. It went down. Then he came back and helped restore it. Now its happening again. And Steve is not here to save them this time.
What's strange, is that there are texts that say Tim Cook was the main driver the couple years before Job's resignation, then the company's stock apparently went up 75% after he resigned... So, perhaps Cook's good at the operations side... not so much the innovation and market side. They need a new innovator. I think Cook's role is done and they need something to hit the market right now. The competition they have isn't going to go away.
RE: Steve Jobs Introduces the Mac - mothered - 09-18-2017
(09-18-2017, 12:37 AM)zorrophreak Wrote: That's the thing with Apple after Jobs left. It went down. Then he came back and helped restore it. Now its happening again. And Steve is not here to save them this time.
It's tragic that Steve Jobs died at a young age, being 56- which Is not considered old In today's society.
I too believe If he was still around, Apple would've progressed a lot further.