Steve Wozniak
11 August 1950 – present
Steve Wozniak is an American electronics engineer and computer pioneer who co-founded Apple Computer with Steve Jobs and Ronald Wayne in 1976. He single-handedly designed the Apple I and Apple II computers, the latter of which became one of the first mass-market personal computers. After leaving full-time work at Apple in the 1980s he focused on teaching, philanthropy and new ventures.
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Life events
Son of a Lockheed engineer, he grew up in the Santa Clara Valley.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgStudied electrical engineering and computer science before leaving to work full time.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgWorked in HP's calculator division in Cupertino.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgBuilt a single-board computer he demonstrated to the Homebrew Computer Club.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgThe company was established to sell the Apple I.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgHis design with colour graphics and expansion slots became a mass-market personal computer.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgThe crash caused injuries and a period of amnesia, after which he stepped back from Apple.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgReceived jointly with Steve Jobs from President Ronald Reagan.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgFinished the coursework he had interrupted, graduating in electrical engineering and computer science.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgA venture developing wireless location-tracking technology.
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