The man never did himself any favours. Difficult to work with, created a ton of enemies and relied on others to imply expertise in his field. Quite similar to Steve Jobs now that I think of it.
I think Zenith and Compaq made PC's here as well for a while. Atari and later Namco made arcade machines in Tipperary. Ireland still exports 6 billion quids worth of computer chips a year.
@@ShapeyFiend You had DEC and Wang making minis here-in Galway and Limerick-which were both literally or figuratively taken over by Compaq and Dell. Wang made some PCs too, incl first I owned personally. There were a bunch of manufacturers around Dublin too, of course. Memory is hazy, but I think Packard Bell were there. And of course the huge Intel plant in Leixlip.
Steve Jobs, Apple 🍎 Computers in Ireland 1980. Steve Jobs was a Buddist, oh, well. lol RIP 🙏Not that I am against any faith or non-faith , I am not. Just technocrats I am concerned about and Coorperations making all the money. I am not against wealth, per say, only what they make with tax shelters, and tax breaks, while the rest of us get drippings they choose to leave for us. That is not looking so well in 2022. THANKS AGAIN♥️
He was vegetarian and follower of Neem Karoli Baba. He credit the Hare Krsna's for his one good meal of the week for which he walked miles for their free vegetarian Sunday Feast.
@@jondonnelly3 Fell at the first hurdle so; in 1982 Acorn (founded 1978) and Amiga (founded 1982) were killing it. According to Jobs' biographer (Walter Isaacson) Jobs chose the name because “it sounded fun, spirited and not intimidating...plus, it would get us ahead of Atari in the phone book.” But Woz has yet another story of the origin of the name so who knows?
He was vegetarian and follower of Neem Karoli Baba. He credits the Hare Krsna's for his one good meal of the week for which he walked miles for their free vegetarian Sunday Feast at all their worldwide temples
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the unveiling with the little mini-curtain was so cute
that was priceless haha
Some of the earliest beginnings of both the personal computer and the Celtic Tiger.
Wow 42 years in Cork 🎉
The man never did himself any favours. Difficult to work with, created a ton of enemies and relied on others to imply expertise in his field. Quite similar to Steve Jobs now that I think of it.
Zing!
i'm not an apple fan, but it would nice to have a new computer made in ireland 🤗 i never knew this before, regards
I think Dell has a manufacturing plant in Limerick idk how likely you are to get a computer actually made there though
If you live in Europe, Middle East or Africa, Dell's Limerick plant will make you a nice PC :)
@@silversolver7809 right on 😀
I think Zenith and Compaq made PC's here as well for a while. Atari and later Namco made arcade machines in Tipperary. Ireland still exports 6 billion quids worth of computer chips a year.
@@ShapeyFiend You had DEC and Wang making minis here-in Galway and Limerick-which were both literally or figuratively taken over by Compaq and Dell. Wang made some PCs too, incl first I owned personally.
There were a bunch of manufacturers around Dublin too, of course. Memory is hazy, but I think Packard Bell were there. And of course the huge Intel plant in Leixlip.
Steve Jobs, Apple 🍎 Computers in Ireland 1980. Steve Jobs was a Buddist, oh, well. lol RIP 🙏Not that I am against any faith or non-faith , I am not. Just technocrats I am concerned about and Coorperations making all the money. I am not against wealth, per say, only what they make with tax shelters, and tax breaks, while the rest of us get drippings they choose to leave for us. That is not looking so well in 2022. THANKS AGAIN♥️
The Cork n Kerry Mountains
A baby-faced Pat Kenny
He likes fruit so called it "Apple" 🍏 , LoL
I do as well! 😅
He was vegetarian and follower of Neem Karoli Baba. He credit the Hare Krsna's for his one good meal of the week for which he walked miles for their free vegetarian Sunday Feast.
He wanted to appear above computer other manufactor names in the directory so it had to start with A.
@@jondonnelly3 Fell at the first hurdle so; in 1982 Acorn (founded 1978) and Amiga (founded 1982) were killing it. According to Jobs' biographer (Walter Isaacson) Jobs chose the name because “it sounded fun, spirited and not intimidating...plus, it would get us ahead of Atari in the phone book.” But Woz has yet another story of the origin of the name so who knows?
I thought it was the Beatles new head office 🙄
He was vegetarian and follower of Neem Karoli Baba. He credits the Hare Krsna's for his one good meal of the week for which he walked miles for their free vegetarian Sunday Feast at all their worldwide temples
Steve Jobs was very handsome RIP 💔
🤦🏿♀
Hes more innovative, inventive and leaderlike.🙄
Wow
Payed SFA tax here, his type mates of a certain klaus swab
Shat Kenny pushing the propaganda for many’s a year ,$666 for the first Apple computer 🤦♂️🌍🤡
Number of the beast
I heard he killed Kennedy
@@mcsuibhne005 😂he kills my buzz anytime I hear the shister.
That's unbelieveable
@@martinkinane4696 type in first apple computer price into a search engine.
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