Monday, January 31, 2005
1991 demo of NEXTSTEP by Steve Jobs
It's amazing how much of the Next stuff made it into OS X. Jobs has been plotting this for a long, long time...
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2 comments:
The sound of that keyboard is wonderful. Gotta love Jobs - his demos are second to none.
Right on. And his trademark Reality Distortion Field was in full function back then, too. At several points during the demo, I thought to myself, "I gotta get one of them Next machines!"
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