Computer History Museum Announces Online Steve Jobs Exhibit

The Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA has announced a brand new online exhibit named “From the Garage to the World’s Most Valuable Company” which details all of Steve’s life from the Homebrew club to the iPad, reports Yahoo Finance.

The exhibit includes a lengthy essay and links to original Apple items including a Homebrew Computer Club newsletter and rare photos of Jobs in high school, as well as early ads for the Apple 1.

Not to mention the rare 22 minute presentation he gave in 1980, which is incredibly interesting as his philosophy has remained the same for all his life, and you can really see this by watching it.

You can view the entire exhibit here.

Henry Taylor-Gill

Henry is a student who is a huge Apple fan, and has used their products since day one. He can remember how happy he was when he received the first iPod back in 2001 as a birthday present. He has an international background, having spent most of his life in France but he now lives in the UK. He is also a native French speaker and can also speak Spanish at a decent level. In addition to tech, Henry is an avid sports fan and has his own sports blog.