The other side of genius: Jobs never released photo exposure

Steve Jobs's life was wonderful, and after his death many authors and filmmakers had taken pains to record his life in various ways, although many of the stories and materials of jobs were well known, but some of the early life of jobs had not been recorded. 30 years ago, Jobs was forced to leave Apple, and he started a new company called Next Computer. At the time he allowed a documentary photographer called Doug Menuez to do the filming without restrictions, and 30 years later Doug wrote a book documenting what he saw and heard during that period. This book is called Fearless Genius (Fearless Genius), in which there are some rare photographs of jobs that have never been shown before in public. ▲1986 in California, Jobs explained the 10 technology development cycle. ▲1986 Mon, California, this day Perot gave jobs 20 million dollars. ▲1986 in Palo Alto, Calif., Jobs is considering how to give answers. ▲1986 in California, Steve Jobs outlines the digital revolution.