Steves Wozniak and Jobs from "summary" of Fire in the Valley by Paul Freiberger,Michael Swaine
The partnership between Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs was a crucial element in the development of the personal computer industry. Wozniak possessed a deep technical understanding, having built his own computer from scratch, while Jobs was a visionary with a keen eye for design and marketing. Together, they complemented each other perfectly, with Wozniak focusing on the engineering side of things and Jobs handling the business aspects. Wozniak's technical expertise was evident in the design of the Apple I, the first product the duo created. It was a groundbreaking machine that laid the foundation for the Apple II, which would go on to become a massive success. Wozniak's ability to innovate and push the boundaries of what was possible with technology was unparalleled, and Jobs recognized this talent early on. Jobs, on the other hand, was a master at creating a compelling n...
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