Steve Jobs: Then and Now

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Steve Jobs: Then and Now

By Sonja Thompson March 15, 2011, 12:14 AM PDT

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ntThe many faces of Steve Jobs, from his garage days with Steve Wozniak to introducing the Apple iPad. Above, Jobs and Wozniak, working in the garage, circa 1975.

ntJobs and Wozniak working on a blue box in 1975.

Steven Jobs and Steve Wozniak

ntEarly Apple I hand-built by Jobs and Wozniak, sold at auction for over $200,000 in

ntNovember, 2010.

ntPosing with the first generation Apple motherboard at the newly formed Apple Computers.

ntSteve Jobs and John Sculley promoting the Mac (left) and the Lisa (right).

ntSteve Jobs promoting the NeXT Workstation.

ntSteve Jobs and the iconic Pixar desk lamp.

ntSteve Jobs, back at Apple, promoting the iMac desktop computer.

ntThe first generation of the wildly successful iPod music player.

ntThe first Apple iPhone, which changed the face of the smartphone market.

ntSteve Jobs at MacWorld 2008 with the ultra thin and light MacBook Air.

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