パワーハウスミュージアムのインスタグラム(powerhousemuseum) - 1月18日 15時33分

To celebrate #FuturePark, an interactive digital world of light and colour, on now at the #PowerhouseMuseum, we're exploring some of the older technology from our collection.⠀⠀
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Apple I Personal Computer, 1976.⠀
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Steve Wozniak (1950 -), a computer hobbyist, was dabbling in computer design from high school. While working for Hewlett-Packard in the mid-1970s he built himself a computer using the new MOS technology 8-bit 6502 microprocessor and an old design for a video terminal for mainframe remote access.⠀
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Wozniak’s computer represented a significant step towards a marketable personal computer. The design for what would become the Apple I employed an elegant economy of component architecture to perform the tasks of processing, generating video output and refreshing memory simultaneously, and it was easily connected to a keyboard. These differences made his computer simpler to use and cheaper to produce and sell than other kits available at the time.⠀
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Wozniak was showing off his design when he ran into Steve Jobs (1955 - 2011), who suggested they sell it and within weeks he had an order for 100 kits from a local computer parts shop. The production run for the Apple I was approximately 200. There are about 50 surviving examples in public and private collections worldwide. This is one of them.⠀
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