Steve Wozniak Debunks One of Apple's Biggest Myths

The transcript details the creation of the Apple I and II computers, highlighting the meticulous design process and the early days of Apple. It discusses the myth of the garage, the role of Steve Jobs in turning designs into business opportunities, and the eventual success and wealth that followed. The speaker reflects on the passion for engineering and the impact of these innovations on the tech industry.

What was the speaker's main motivation for redesigning the computer board?

• To make it cheaper to produce

• To add more chips

• To increase the board's size

• To reduce the number of holes from eight to five

How did Steve Jobs contribute to the early Apple I project?

• He funded the entire project

• He wrote the software for the Apple I

• He helped sell the boards to a store

• He designed the computer board

What is the common misconception about the Apple garage?

• It was where all the designs were made

• It was a place for social gatherings

• It was a large manufacturing facility

• It was a public showroom

What was the speaker's childhood dream?

• To travel the world

• To own a large computer

• To write a book

• To become a famous businessman

What was the significance of the Apple II computer?

• It was a revolutionary machine that changed the industry

• It was only used for educational purposes

• It was a failure in the market

• It was the first computer ever made

How did Steve Jobs' personality change after receiving investment?

• He stopped working on computers

• He focused on being a businessman

• He became more relaxed and humorous

• He left the company

What was the speaker's primary reason for designing computers?

• To follow a family tradition

• To create a revolution in technology

• To become wealthy

• To compete with other companies