The California house where Steve Jobs started Apple Computer
has been designated a historic site by a Silicon Valley historical commission.
Jobs, who started Apple in 1976, died in 2011 age 56.
His sister, the house's current owner, raised no objections,
a Los Altos official said.
The designation was unanimously agreed, with one member of
the commission absent.
"It's something the community can be proud of,"
Zachary Dahl, a staff liaison to the commission.
Jobs, Steve Wozniak and several other early Apple employees
built the first 100 Apple I computers in the living room and the garage of the
house. The company later moved to Cupertino.
Mr Dahl said Jobs' stepmother currently lives in the house.
0 comments:
Speak up your mind
Tell us what you're thinking... !