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by Michael Moritz


  Pong (video game)

  Popular Electronics

  Power supply for computers

  Pretorious, F. J.

  Pricing

  Primal scream therapy

  Processor Technology

  PROMS

  Puppy Pong (video game)

  R

  Radio Shack

  Rainbow Farm, The

  RAM

  Ramparts

  Raskin, Jef; and Mac project; sells Apple shares

  Reed College, Portland, Oregon

  Regis McKenna Public Relations Agency . See also McKenna, Regis

  Richardson, Jean; on impact of growth of Apple Computer on working conditions ; on Scott

  Risk, Betty

  Rizzo

  Roach, John

  Robertson, Alice; Apple stocks owned by. See also Wozniak, Alice Robertson Rock, Arthur ; Apple shares owned by

  Roebuck, Joe

  Rogers, Nancy; claims Jobs is her child’s father ; on impact of Jobs’ trip to India; Jobs and; on Jobs’ desire to find his natural parents; on Jobs’ fears about going into business

  ROMs

  Rosen, Ben

  Roshi, Suzuki

  Rosing, Wayne

  Rothmueller, Ken

  Roybal, Phil

  S

  San Jose Mercury

  Sander, Wendell

  Sanders, Jerry

  Santa Clara Valley: description of in 1950s, impact of Lockheed on. See also Silicon Valley

  Sarofim, Fayez

  Schwartz, Mel

  Schweer, Kurt

  Scientific American

  Scott, Michael; Apple Computer stocks and; Apple’s public stock offering and ; attitude toward software ; becomes president of Apple Computer; and decision to go public; Draper and; financial worth of; financing of Apple Computer and; firings at Apple Computer and; and First West Coast Computer Faire; forced resignation of ; formation of divisions at Apple Computer and; and organization of Apple Computer staff; professionalization of Apple Computer and; recruitment and; relationship with Jobs; role in 1977; role of; status at Apple Computer; on Visicalc

  Sculley, John: becomes Apple Computer’s president; role at Apple Computer

  SDS 940

  Second West Coast Computer Faire

  “Secrets of the Little Blue Box,”

  SEVA

  Sharp, Pat

  Shields, Brooke

  Silicon Valley: Apple Computer, Inc. as example of firms in; development of; First West Coast Computer Faire in; in mid-seventies; rapid growth of. See also Santa Clara Valley

  Singleton, Henry

  Smith, Burrell; background of ; and completion of Mac ; phone phreaking and

  Smith, Hank

  Software: Apple II and; Apple III and; controversy over; Macintosh and

  Software companies: Macintosh and ; worsening relations with Apple

  Software Publishing Corporation

  Sol Terminal Computer

  Solomon, Les

  Sousan, Andre

  Spergel, Marty

  Stanford University, Palo Alto, Ca.; Artificial Intelligence Laboratory; Linear Accelerator Center

  Star

  Sunnyvale Electronics

  Sylvania

  Syzygy. See Atari

  T

  Tandy

  Technical writers

  Technological American Party

  Technology Education Act of 1982,

  Terrell, Paul; and first Apple computer

  Texas Instruments

  Time

  Tognazzini, Bruce

  Touch Me (video game)

  Trak Ten (video game)

  Tramiel, Jack

  TRS

  Turner, Ike

  Tuttle, Myron

  Twiggy (disk drive)

  U

  UNUSONCorporation

  US Festival

  Users groups, attachments and programs for Apple by

  V

  Valenti, Carl

  Valentine, Don

  Varian

  Venrock, financing of Apple Computer by

  Video Brain

  Video games, Atari and

  Vidovich, Stephen

  Visicalc

  W

  Wall Street Journal, The

  Warren, Jim

  Watson, Tom

  Way, Robert

  Wayne, Ron; Apple II and ; on Atari; and early days of Apple Computer; ends partnership with Jobs and Wozniak

  Whitfield, Henry

  Whitney, Thomas

  Whole Earth Truck Store, Menlo Park, Ca.

  Wigginton, Randy ; Apple II and; on Apple III; professionalization of Apple Computer and; on relationship between Scott and Jobs; role in 1977; on Scott

  Wozniak, Alice Robertson . See also Robertson, Alice

  Wozniak, Jerry; attitude toward Jobs; background of; life in Sunnyvale, Ca.; moves family to Sunnyvale, Ca.

  Wozniak, Leslie

  Wozniak, Margaret

  Wozniak, Mark

  Wozniak, Stephen; addition of color to Apple; addition of disk drive to Apple II and; attitude toward Lockheed;

  Baum and; becomes ham radio operator; becomes phone phreak; birth of; builds first computer; Charlie Board and; childhood of; Commodore Business Machine’s efforts to buy Apple Computer and; conflicts with Jobs ; designs own microcomputer ; designs terminal for Kamradt; and early days of Apple Computer; early interest in electronics; early study of computers; electronic pranks of; family background; financial worth of; and first reactions to Apple computer; and further development of first Apple computer; high school electronics training; Holt and; and Homebrew Computer Club; impact of professionalization of Apple ; impact of wealth on ; influence of McCollum on; on Jobs; marital problems in 1977 of; McKenna and; meets Jobs; power supply for Apple computer and; prank at First West Coast Computer Faire; reaction to his microcomputer; relationship with Fernandez and Jobs ; returns to Apple Computer ; Robertson and; role in 1977; sale of Apple stocks by; scheme to correct lopsided stock distribution ; software and marketing issues and; telephone pranks ; at University of Colorado ; US Festival and; Wigginton and Espinosa and ; wins prize in Science Fair ; works at Hewlett-Packard ; works on video games with Jobs; writes software for his computer

  X

  Xerox Corporation: buys Apple stocks ; influence on Apple Computer

  Xerox 8010

  Xerox Star

  Z

  Zen Buddhism, Jobs’ interest in

 

 

 


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