Jobs ' Top Ten Secrets: the first to embed keyboards and power in computers

Lead: American Science and Technology blog BusinessInsider in Monday published 10 things that Apple CEO Steve Jobs did not know about, and jobs once failed to get the engineers to rework because one of the software had not been achieved. Here's the full text of the article: few people have as much impact on technology as Jobs did, helping the industry make PCs an easier business to implement.　　Today, the new product he leads and publishes every year will make last year's products obsolete. CNBC, the US financial channel, recently made a special feature called "The Giant: Steve Jobs", revealing 10 stories of Jobs ' titans:steve with Apple. Wozniak of youth and Jobs in the 1.1974 years, jobs at the time of the game developers Atari work, he wanted to use the smallest computer chips for the "breakout" design a circuit board, so as to gain the game's bonus. With the help of Wozniak (Steve Wozniak), Jobs completed the development of the circuit board, but jobs lied to Wozniak about the maximum amount of reward. Apple I 2 the first order received was from 50 Apple I from the local small electronics store. Apple II 3. When Apple II was launched, Jobs made the concept of a computer that was embedded in the keyboard and power practical.　　Computers have never been configured this way before.　　4. Apple was listed in 1980, and its IPO, the largest since Ford's debut in 1956.　　5. When jobs worked for the Apple Macintosh team, the roof raised a pirate flag to symbolize their competitiveness with Lisa and the Apple II team. 6. One engineer, who spent a day and a half to develop the Finder software for the first Mac, asked the engineer whether it was the best he could do when he handed the software to jobs. The engineer said no, but he was still proud of it. Jobs then handed the software back to him and said, "Go back and do the best you can and get it back."　　"Jobs and Scully 7. Since Sculley John Sculley replaced Steve Jobs as CEO of Apple in 1983, Jobs never spoke to Scully. 8. The struggling Apple returned jobs back in 1997, immediately after Mr Jobs's CEO canceled the licensing agreement, restructured the board, used more trusted people and accepted Microsoft's $150 million investment. Apple then spent 6 months to return to profitability. The IMac 9.iMac became the best-selling computer in the United States 4.5 months after its listing. Apple's former chief evangelist, figuratively Kawasaki, 10. Evangelist, former chief evangelist at Apple, Guy Kawazaki (Guy Kawasaki)Without questioning Mr. Jobs's marketing skills, he said: "Jobs can convince tens of millions of people to buy a cell phone that can't be used for one day, and I don't need to say much." "(Xiao Ming)