Steve Jobs-- icon of the age.

I have been thinking of putting up a post for Jobs for long. I am fascinated by his speech at Prinston first, and then gradually found out he is exactly the kind of man l admire. Smart, bold, a little bit arrogant maybe, and definitely having fun in life in his own way.
Despite his empire Apple, and his wealth, Jobs has few things that are not controversial. Drags, Lisa, India, Buddhism, necked while interviewing people, mysteries and scandals seem only add on the sense of legendary of his experience.
You have lived once, and you will be forever living. Sadness filled my heart when I saw his health is destroyed by cancer. Nothing can conceal the harsh truth about life-- even a guy as smart and powerful as Jobs, could not fight against the rule of nature. How I wish you will be with us for long, and how I wish to live a life like you.


Steve Jobs's first T.V. appearance (1978)


"I'm ready to throw up at any moment," said the nervous 23-year-old computer whiz. "I'm not joking."





Steve Jobs Introduces the "1984" Super Bowl Commercial (1983)

"It is now 1984, it appears IBM wants it all," said Jobs just before showing Ridley Scott's now-legendary commercial. "Apple is perceived to be the only hope to offer IBM a run for its money."
 




Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and the "Macintosh Software Dating Game" (1983)"I've invited here today three industry experts to have a panel discussion… on software." Cue very cheesy game show music.



Steve Jobs Introduces the Very First Macintosh Computer (1984)
"All of the images you're about to see on the large screen will be generated by what's in that bag," said Jobs just before pulling out the very first Macintosh computer to the Chariots of Fire title track.

Steve Jobs Returns to Apple, Gives Pep Talk (1997)
"If we go down the shitter, the whole ecosystem goes will the shitter…"

Steve Jobs Introduces the First iMac (1998)
"Well today, I'm incredibly pleased to introduce iMac, our consumer product," said Jobs. "iMac comes from the marriage of the excitement of the internet with the simplicity of Macintosh."

Steve Jobs Introduces the First iMac (1998)

"Well today, I'm incredibly pleased to introduce iMac, our consumer product," said Jobs. "iMac comes from the marriage of the excitement of the internet with the simplicity of Macintosh."

Steve Jobs Gives a Tour of the First Apple Store (2001)

"We've even labelled the sections!"

Steve Jobs Gives Stanford Commencement Address (2005)

"This is the closest I've ever gotten to a college graduation."

Steve Jobs Introduces the iPhone (2007)

"This is a day I've been looking forward to for two and a half years."

Steve Jobs's Latest--and Last--Keynote as CEO (2011)

"Sorry for all those people who couldn't make it…"