Uploaded June 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this archival footage of NBC's first interview with Apple's Steve Jobs, the mastermind discusses his views on the market for personal computers and office systems. This interview stems from days long before the iPhone and MacBook, occurring just as Jobs and his coworkers were releasing the Apple IIe and inventing such commonplace innovations as the computer mouse. This news video points at the changes that have occurred in technology since 1983, but retains the core Apple mission of making computers as accessible as possible to the public.
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In this archival footage of NBC's first interview with Apple's Steve Jobs, the mastermind discusses his views on the market for personal computers and office systems. This interview stems from days long before the iPhone and MacBook, occurring just as Jobs and his coworkers were releasing the Apple IIe and inventing such commonplace innovations as the computer mouse. This news video points at the changes that have occurred in technology since 1983, but retains the core Apple mission of making computers as accessible as possible to the public.
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