Jobs time Capsule 30 years of slumber unearthed

Workers have put jobs ' time capsule in the daylight with notebooks, beer and other things according to the Daily Mail of September 21, the "Time Capsule", which was buried by Apple founder Steve Jobs 30 years ago, was unearthed, including the latest Apple mouse, notebook, identification card, etc. There are even 6 cans of beer. In 1983, Jobs, as a young technology innovator, attended an international design conference in Colorado State, USA, where he buried the next "time Capsule". The "Time Capsule" is tubular, about 4 meters long, filled with collectibles, the most eye-catching of which is "Lisa" mouse. Lisa Mouse is named after the daughter of Jobs, is the first generation of business computer dedicated mouse, at that time very rare. Although the mouse has changed in style over the past 30 years, there is little difference between the internal structure and Lisa Mouse. In addition to this memorable mouse, "Time Capsule" is also equipped with hundreds of different items, some things packed in plastic bags to prevent damp mildew. Of these items, 6 cans of beer attract the attention of netizens, some people can not help but ask: why did jobs put this thing in it? According to Harry Tig, then president of the International Design conference, Steve Jobs put the beer in the "Time Capsule", is to consider the future excavation personnel in the hard digging "time capsule" after must be tired of sweating, so deliberately prepared this point "gift" as a thank you. Under the "Time capsule", Jobs said, "Time capsule" should be opened in 20 years. According to his instructions, this "time capsule" should be excavated in 2003. But as the burial site changed dramatically, and all the participants forgot where they had been buried, the time capsule was delayed for 10 years. It was not until recently that the "Time capsule" was unearthed in the efforts of the National Geographic Channel "Diggers" and the Aspen Historical Society (dig-gers). It is reported that after finding the burial ground, the excavator spent two hours before the "time capsule" successfully excavated unearthed, and the Aspen History Association also said will help the column responsible for the "Time Capsule" Catalog list, to be finished after finishing a special exhibition.