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Steve Wozniak has always stood apart from the usual image of a technology executive. While many figures in Silicon Valley became known for sharp suits, guarded public statements, and strict corporate ...

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The first Byte Shop opened in California in December 1975. Without this later computer retail chain, Apple might have been ...

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The first Byte Shop opened in California in December 1975. Without this later computer retail chain, Apple might have been ...

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