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San francisco, California
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Jobs graduated from high school and began studying at Reed College in Portland, Oregon.
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He founded Apple in 1976 together with a teenage friend, Steve Wozniak, with the help of Jobs' ex-partner in Atari, Ron Wayne, in the garage of his home.
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Jobs leaves the company with a group of employees to found "NeXT". During the following years the company would have to develop a cutting-edge machine that would have a good acceptance in the market of workstations, reason enough to be acquired later by Apple itself.
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Under the direction of John Sculley, Apple spent the next decade gaining a recognized presence in the professional market but was losing the aura that in 1984 argued that the Macintosh was "the computer for all of us"
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After the acquisition of NeXT and another series of political games behind the scenes, Jobs is preparing a new path for Apple. The following year, he will receive the iMac and, with his compact and accessible machine mix and a beautiful design, he relaunches the name of the company as a brand completely set apart from the rest of the market.
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With its price as an access barrier and 5GB of disk, the iPod was an unthinkable idea. Its impact was unimaginable but, like the Sony Walkman, it became synonymous with a music player. An innovative interface and a series of small details that would reveal all their glory later on the iPhone, changed the computer and music industry. Few machines left such a big mark.
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