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16-year-old Steve Jobs and 21-year-old 斯蒂夫沃兹 by a friend, and get to know Nick. In 1976, Jobs persuaded Wards assembled after they are used to sell the machine, another of their friends, Luoenweien (Ron Wayne) also joined, three in the April 1, 1976 Apple Computer set up company.

In the same year in May, Jobs and a local computer store The Byte Shop to negotiate, officials said, if this computer completely assembled would be interested. Owner Paul Luotairuier (Paul Terrell) to consider more long-term, he would like to order 50, an

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d delivery to pay 500 U.S. dollars each. Obtained the order, in preparation for financing, sell their fund-raising all kinds of valuable things (like computers and a public van). Jobs to large electronic components distributor Cramer Electronics ordering parts, shop credit manager asked Jobs how to checkout, he said: “I have a Byte Shop 50 I have set the computer to order, payment conditions Cash on Delivery, if you give me 30 days credit period, payment period can I assembled the computer and, after delivery to pay the balance Tyrrell. “It was on the manager call the Pacific Forest City IEEE Computer attend seminars Tyrrell inquiries surprised Jobs tenacity, Tyrrell did the manager say that if Steve Jobs deliver orders to his words, Steve Jobs certainly has enough money to pay. The three of them with two friends to borrow the family car Jobs day and night marathon assembly and testing, and finally delivery to the Tyrrell in before the deadline, as promised to pay Tyrrell also to Joe Jacobs, so he paid off part of the bill, and make a handsome profit to celebrate and set aside capital.

This was later named Apple I computer has several notable features. At that time most of the computer does not display, Apple I have to TV as a monitor. On display than later, Apple I’s display can only display 60 characters per second, slowly. In addition, the host of the ROM includes a guide (Bootstrap) code, which makes it easier to start. Finally, as Paul Luotairuier’s insistence, Wards also designed a loading and storage procedures for the cassette tape interface, to 1200 per second for high-speed operation. Although the Apple I design very simple, but it is still a masterpiece, but the same level of the host than other parts for use by small to Wards won the designer’s reputation. Apple I eventually produced a total of 200.