Steve Jobs created the computer and built it. Steve Wozniak did absolutely nothing literally nothing! Zero!! That's why Steve Jobs had more money. He was better than Woz. Woz never made a computer in his life
This is so deep. It just gives you goosebumps to see the pics of Woz and Steve. It's like their visiting us from the 70s. The owner of this machine and those autographed manuals should be very proud. Very impressed with the operator!
Rich E not really, I hate apple but this is srsly just amazing, take you on a trip back to steves dad's old garage where it all started... Go watch the movie "jobs"
I love how simple this computer is. Usually when we use computers we don't know what commands it is running, but when you use this computer you exactly know what command it is executing which I find awesome.
This is awesome! We use computers millions time more advanced today but still I have no fucking clue how people could have created this out of nothing, it's really fascinating.
Not out of nothing, the MOS technology 6502 is the central piece of engineering here, not that the bus, video system, tape loader and basic interpreter are trivial (the woz did all that by himself) but the star here is cheap, off shelf microprocessors.
+Simon Bremner You can buy new mechanical keyboards. I'm using one now called 'Das Keyboard'. Even the old IBM mechanical keyboards are still collectors items apparently.
To be honest, a mechanical keyboard might not be the answer, it's expensive in contrast to a good standard keyboard. My keyboard is a very cheap 'DELL' standard keyboard and it really feels good in tactile and sound. In sound you really wouldn't tell the difference between mine (a rubber contact solution) and a mechanical keyboard. If you want a late 90's feel i suggest my keyboard would do just fine. I'll just check what my keyboard is called, wait a minute.... it's called sk-8115.. It is a really a cheap keyboard (Litterally i bought it for 3 dollars used, and it looked brand new when i got it). the keys on the keyboard are sticking out on the board, so you really can grab them with your fingers and wiggle them around, in contrast to laptop keyboard haha. I can always feel with the keys with my fingers where i am on this keyboard. It really feels nice when you use your keyboard a whole lot, like me, i'm a programmer so i write a lot (-: LOL :D anyways, you guys who are reading this, what i'm really trying to say is that the keyboard you use is important :) But you really don't have to spend all that much for a keyboard you want to try out, before you try out a expensive mechanical keyboard.
@@hazard-funk I get how the bits are transistors either 1 on (high voltage) or 0 off (low voltage) and there’s 8 bits in a byte and through logic gates we can make the calculations and whatever but I still don’t rly understand how it interacts with ram or whatever and also exactly how it stores music but I’m learning a lot more thanks to ai and stuff.
@@Phubby I am no professional on this topic, but I do know that a cpu has many physical data pins to get data from the ram or give data to the ram. Additionally, music can be stored as binary bits by sampling the signal generated by microphone or other audio device per unit time. I recommend you to watch videos on audio bit depth and sample rate for further info!
Hermosa obra de la ingeniería electrónica. Me fascina tan sólo el hecho inteligente de crear "de la nada" un sistema, un chip, que te permita escribir en una pantalla, y todo lo que envuelve la creación de éstos.
The Oldenburger Computermuseum became a fully working replica of the Apple 1. Can`t wait to see it on sauturday the 17th of november 2018 :) I`m a member of the museum ;)
The big question for me, he would show the things along the video like be did, but would show better the screen to let us understand what and how he is doing
My very first computer was a circuit board in a metal tray hooked up to the TV and the only peripherals were a keyboard and a tape recorder - pretty much just like this!
Imagine that!! A company that started in 1975 in Steve Jobs' parents' garage!!! I was a teenager back then, and will *NEVER* forget what the two Steves did with the results of their combined brainpower!!!
Leonhard Euler Then explain how he single handedly saved Apple from bankruptcy (which it was just weeks away from) and made it into one of the most profitable and valuable tech companies in the world?
@@wolfgangvan-uber6515 He got lotsa money from Microsoft. Without Bill Gates Apple would not exist anymore. Jobs was a remarkable salesman though. But not a genius.
Leonhard Euler Remarkable, or a genius. That’s all pretty much just hair splitting. You can‘t just be remarkable if you’re a normal businessman with mediocre ideas, like Apple‘s former CEO‘s for example. So you’re basically saying the same thing. Glad we both agree :-)
Great video, thanx for sharing! I was wondering: How did they do those ascii-art images back then? I mean, digicams, webcams and scanners were not around for another 10 to 20 years, right?! So they entered every single character by hand and looked at it and changed it again and spent like 10 hours to create those images??
Aside: The microphone picks up the high pitch whine from the CRT. You can start hearing it at 1:09 when the CRT is turned on (if your ears are sensitive to that high a frequency). I have never experienced this on a TH-cam video before! Great content btw :)
It coudn't do great stuff. BUT, It's was essential for getting knowledge to build up the computer you are using today. If this thing never ever would created, problably your nowadays computer would be an electric typewriter. Do you know a man called Usain Bolt? Believe me, if he didn't learn how to crawl when he was a baby, he wouldn't be him today. Do you know what I mean?
Xerox Parc had a personal computer with a graphical userinterface and a mouse and keyboard for input in 1975. The same year, when Woz was building his machine. I wonder if he had knowledge of the Xerox Parc PC bevor he was building his Computer?
Soooo, have you tried installing El Capitan? BTW, those exposed mains connections on the power switch and fuse carrier look nice and deadly, just my kind of project until kids came along.😬
Your reply is out of context with my comment. Where in my comment did I say kids are going to touch a 700,000 dollar computer? My comment was referring to the exposed live mains connections, as a budding engineer, I often had projects on the go at home that would have exposed mains connections, when I became a father I had to stop. Kids, exposed mains and expensive equipment don't mix well.
Да-да. С таких мы и начинали. Монитор (программа для загрузки, запуска или ввода программы в машинных кодах) и магнитная лента для хранения. Так и создавали первые программы, вводя их прямо в машинных кодах в память. Потом автокод. А когда появился ассемблер, то это казалось верхом автоматизации программирования. (Если вы понимаете о чём я вообще...)
Are there any true replicas of this machine in which people can kinda play around with? (not an emulator, but true metal, same chips same caps same everything, just made right now). On another note, I'd like to see someone put it to practical use in present times, just to see if it can indeed be done. Example, I run a vintage collectibles store. How might I employ this device to go to work for me? (Cataloging? anything?)
Wozniak the genius
yeppp
Steve Jobs created the computer and built it. Steve Wozniak did absolutely nothing literally nothing! Zero!! That's why Steve Jobs had more money. He was better than Woz. Woz never made a computer in his life
@@TurkeysLeg LMAO fanboy
@@TurkeysLeg ha ha no
@@TurkeysLeg It's the same as you think the one who raised you is your biological father?
This is so deep. It just gives you goosebumps to see the pics of Woz and Steve. It's like their visiting us from the 70s. The owner of this machine and those autographed manuals should be very proud. Very impressed with the operator!
you know that comment instantly makes you a fan boy right ?
Rich E not really, I hate apple but this is srsly just amazing, take you on a trip back to steves dad's old garage where it all started...
Go watch the movie "jobs"
seen it, i didnt connect
It was sold at an auction? I wonder how much this stuff fetched there.
I love how simple this computer is. Usually when we use computers we don't know what commands it is running,
but when you use this computer you exactly know what command it is executing which I find awesome.
IF TODAY'S COMPUTERS SHOWS US ITS COMMANDS. THEN, WE CAN'T SEE THE SCREEN, IT'LL BE FULL OF COMMAND LINES...
This is awesome! We use computers millions time more advanced today but still I have no fucking clue how people could have created this out of nothing, it's really fascinating.
wow red the tech sheets for the chips , and he just built it . now we use computers to design computers
"Nothing"? Well, he didn't make the chips.
It's really never out of nothing, but still.
Not out of nothing, the MOS technology 6502 is the central piece of engineering here, not that the bus, video system, tape loader and basic interpreter are trivial (the woz did all that by himself) but the star here is cheap, off shelf microprocessors.
and the other question... how did they used them??
Those sounds of keyboard clicks..
Odd techDrug Yes, sound is really cool... Аnd the computer as a whole
Better than a typewriter
Mechanical keyboards are the best for typing.
And the feeling we get by looking at this machine.
*insert homer simpson drooling*
It is amazing how such a known brand started like this
5:06 Grafics.. WAIT *GRAFICS*??
+skil3z ASCII art, graphics made with keyboard symbols. I love it :)
Jesus Torres Its spelled incorrectly on the cassette
appears to ascii graphics lol
+skil3z I don't think that's his point lol, it's the fact that it could do graphics at all lol
My point is that it's a typo on an Apple product
This could serve as a direct competitor to windows 8.
Why? This one actually functions.
Apple fanboys are all the same
Yeah. Makes you wonder, huh?
Hahahaha, really cracked me up there.
I think it out does windows 8 and 10
The keyboard does sound awesome, like a typewriter.
+Simon Bremner You can buy new mechanical keyboards. I'm using one now called 'Das Keyboard'. Even the old IBM mechanical keyboards are still collectors items apparently.
That is mostly plastic banging against plastic. You get the same sound from a C64 or Amiga.
@@rollerboogie Model M. Totally different sound. That was the switch clicking and not plastic bsnging against plastic.
To be honest, a mechanical keyboard might not be the answer, it's expensive in contrast to a good standard keyboard. My keyboard is a very cheap 'DELL' standard keyboard and it really feels good in tactile and sound. In sound you really wouldn't tell the difference between mine (a rubber contact solution) and a mechanical keyboard. If you want a late 90's feel i suggest my keyboard would do just fine. I'll just check what my keyboard is called, wait a minute.... it's called sk-8115.. It is a really a cheap keyboard (Litterally i bought it for 3 dollars used, and it looked brand new when i got it). the keys on the keyboard are sticking out on the board, so you really can grab them with your fingers and wiggle them around, in contrast to laptop keyboard haha. I can always feel with the keys with my fingers where i am on this keyboard. It really feels nice when you use your keyboard a whole lot, like me, i'm a programmer so i write a lot (-:
LOL :D anyways, you guys who are reading this, what i'm really trying to say is that the keyboard you use is important :) But you really don't have to spend all that much for a keyboard you want to try out, before you try out a expensive mechanical keyboard.
That Dell keyboard is actually a pretty nice keyboard for being a cheap OEM one, but a good mechanical keyboard will still blow it out of the water.
What demo-ed at 4:25 changed the world forever: BASIC interpreter. Woz you magnificent bastard!
What does it do
@@Phubby Converts BASIC program code to computer understandable instructions.
@@hazard-funk I get how the bits are transistors either 1 on (high voltage) or 0 off (low voltage) and there’s 8 bits in a byte and through logic gates we can make the calculations and whatever but I still don’t rly understand how it interacts with ram or whatever and also exactly how it stores music but I’m learning a lot more thanks to ai and stuff.
@@Phubby I am no professional on this topic, but I do know that a cpu has many physical data pins to get data from the ram or give data to the ram. Additionally, music can be stored as binary bits by sampling the signal generated by microphone or other audio device per unit time. I recommend you to watch videos on audio bit depth and sample rate for further info!
@ I saw somewhere say digital uses a square wave but analog reproduces a true sine wave
Reading steve jobs biography and then watching this and knowing the story behind it is so awesome
very good presentation of this historical micro.
Hermosa obra de la ingeniería electrónica. Me fascina tan sólo el hecho inteligente de crear "de la nada" un sistema, un chip, que te permita escribir en una pantalla, y todo lo que envuelve la creación de éstos.
Esse computador vale em torno de 1 milhão de reais, até mais
Eu tenho um emulador dele mais eu não consigo rodar os games no emulador -_-
@@diegogamer2661 deve ser muito legal
@@wesleycastro4636 sim mais difícil recomendo você baixar o kegs iigs emulator que e muito mais melhor
The music in this video is absolutely gorgeous!
I kind of wish I was in college back in the 70's instead of now. Must have been awesome learning about such great tech during that time.
Wooow that's absolutely a masterpiece of microprocessors 💜
i like watching all these old computers. Imagine how far we have come and we still haven't even build a spaceship yet. I can't wait!
The most mechanic keyboard of the world, pure gold!
I like how video gets cut without showing thumbs up for Steve Jobs.
Mr. Wozniak should be the Best Man in the world.
Back then shop owners refused to buy this at first. Now it is getting auctioned. Hard Work is the closest thing to magic ❤
Those years when you couldnt believe some day computers would have 128Gb RAM, 4Tb Hard Drive, 3D printer, and 4K monitor... :)
The Oldenburger Computermuseum became a fully working replica of the Apple 1. Can`t wait to see it on sauturday the 17th of november 2018 :) I`m a member of the museum ;)
It would be nice if you were explaining whats happening.
Probably does not speak english
Looks to me like he is running a BASIC program.
The big question for me, he would show the things along the video like be did, but would show better the screen to let us understand what and how he is doing
i want the 8-bit guy reviewing this. 🤣 but good job in showing this machine thanks!!!!
Never seen one working before so glad I watched this
Awesome....heard about Apple-1 but did not know what it could do and how...thanks for sharing.
My very first computer was a circuit board in a metal tray hooked up to the TV and the only peripherals were a keyboard and a tape recorder - pretty much just like this!
Which computer was it? Was it a kit?
@@johns3655 Spectrum, i think. Anyone could make it
Nice video !!! I love computers have had one since April 12th 2008 !!!
Awesome ! Love computers but never had one till April 12th 08 but love them !
Fantastico!! Non credevo che esistessero ancora! Chi sà quanto vale; come prodotto di antiquariato!
Crazy stuff, Woz and Steve...
Oh my gosh,this is awesome
Programmable, able to display a photo from cassette. Its a magic machine!
I really really love the sound from Keyboard... Crick crick crick crickickick
*imagine how hard it is to get one of these*
That's one way to leave a message
-woz
its scary to see this and then realise where we are now.... creepy and amazing the same time...
Why didn't you attach rubber legs to keyboard PCB in order to prevent wobbling on the table surface??
So can the Apple 1 address individual pixels, or like in this video just use text characters when it comes to "graphics"?
Museum. I wish to see that museum with a whole pc history
Wowwww is wonderful, I'm reading the biography of Steve Jobs of Walter Issacson it's excellent
it was a university project and most work was done by Wozniak..not jobs.
For me:
Woz = Creator
Jobs = Seller
@@Leon-wg5ke Yes...Jobs was a businessman. A corporate genius and knew how to sell.
@@ubirash No. Jobs wasn't a genius.
woźniak był Polakiem
When electrical engineering and systems come together to build a computer legend.
Most wonderful mechanical keyboard i ever seen
This is simply awesome. Great video.
This is sooooooooooo AWESOME!!!!! Love it so much!!!
Woz graphics, it's great !!!
Love u for this! Thanks for sharing this
Why not zoom in on the screen so we can actually see the output?
è bellissimo vederlo in funzione!!
I still watch all my porn on the apple 1
mel go Yeah in 4K
and...how do you do that?
10 PRINT "8===> ";
20 GOTO 10
END
@@almirandrade458 how about this o0o
Ме тоо
I would have a hearth attack adding power to that! :D
its amazing.!! the first graphics on apple computer. this is a one million dollar machine.
Wow... having hardware touched by the great Woz himself!!
Is this the same one at Nexon Computer Museum in S.Korea? Seems that it has same component with the one at there.
Thanks woz 😀
Imagine that!! A company that started in 1975 in Steve Jobs' parents' garage!!! I was a teenager back then, and will *NEVER* forget what the two Steves did with the results of their combined brainpower!!!
Actually it was just Steve Wozniak. Jobs barely knew how to assemble a circuit board. He was a genius at marketing though.
@@wolfgangvan-uber6515 No. Jobs was not a genius.
Leonhard Euler Then explain how he single handedly saved Apple from bankruptcy (which it was just weeks away from) and made it into one of the most profitable and valuable tech companies in the world?
@@wolfgangvan-uber6515 He got lotsa money from Microsoft. Without Bill Gates Apple would not exist anymore. Jobs was a remarkable salesman though. But not a genius.
Leonhard Euler Remarkable, or a genius. That’s all pretty much just hair splitting. You can‘t just be remarkable if you’re a normal businessman with mediocre ideas, like Apple‘s former CEO‘s for example. So you’re basically saying the same thing. Glad we both agree :-)
WOW! It is a very beautiful machine.
Great video and demo Apple I computer!
You can only code on MOS 6802 machine language?
Respect for the Wozniak 😎
Why dont you explain ?? We can't even see fonts. This would have been much better with voice narratives.
Great video, thanx for sharing! I was wondering: How did they do those ascii-art images back then? I mean, digicams, webcams and scanners were not around for another 10 to 20 years, right?! So they entered every single character by hand and looked at it and changed it again and spent like 10 hours to create those images??
Basically, yes. Although it's possible that those images were created using a modern ASCII art generator and then converted to work on the Apple I.
all thanks to Great Woz, a true GENIUS, above all a great person
I'm the first one to write on this channel in years 🤩
Did the Apple one just have machine code only and not basic yet ?
6:14 Woz!
Wow
I'm speechless..
"Hello world-
Programmed to work and not to feel-"
Great & Beautiful
Aside: The microphone picks up the high pitch whine from the CRT. You can start hearing it at 1:09 when the CRT is turned on (if your ears are sensitive to that high a frequency). I have never experienced this on a TH-cam video before!
Great content btw :)
ok so what exactly can this thing do?
일 빈 팔 쿤 멋진 typing calculating accounting play games and more
You give its processor direct commands to do something. Low level code.
Anything you want it to within its capabilities.
It can help you to pick up chicks
It coudn't do great stuff. BUT, It's was essential for getting knowledge to build up the computer you are using today. If this thing never ever would created, problably your nowadays computer would be an electric typewriter.
Do you know a man called Usain Bolt?
Believe me, if he didn't learn how to crawl when he was a baby, he wouldn't be him today. Do you know what I mean?
The best Apple thing of ever.
This computer opened new ways...
what could it actually do besides load a fuzzy pic of Steve?
It probably could have made a better picture if it made use of reverse video characters as well. Not sure if the Apple I had that feature, though.
Hope's U finded young steve fingerprint on that computer :(
Xerox Parc had a personal computer with a graphical userinterface and a mouse and keyboard for input in 1975. The same year, when Woz was building his machine. I wonder if he had knowledge of the Xerox Parc PC bevor he was building his Computer?
I miss those old computers for the os on eproms, Apple, C-64,TRS-80... instant on.
I wish computers were also produced like old school but we are losing these old school computers the more years padd
beautiful piece of art
OMG, It's price $900,000 now.
ext time Apple comes up with new macbook pro, they should have a WOZ edition, with his signature of course.
Anyone here 2021 (i will check the comment 3 years after)
Fei Bowen bet
I will remind you
nope
İf you don't die
Message from 2018 to the kids of 2021 - how to be happy:
1: eat pizza
2: sleep
3: code
4: goto 1
is this the new retina display?
Best 1st piece of tech ever invented
Soooo, have you tried installing El Capitan?
BTW, those exposed mains connections on the power switch and fuse carrier look nice and deadly, just my kind of project until kids came along.😬
Your reply is out of context with my comment. Where in my comment did I say kids are going to touch a 700,000 dollar computer?
My comment was referring to the exposed live mains connections, as a budding engineer, I often had projects on the go at home that would have exposed mains connections, when I became a father I had to stop.
Kids, exposed mains and expensive equipment don't mix well.
What a nice video. People in general will never know. This is sad.
Да-да. С таких мы и начинали. Монитор (программа для загрузки, запуска или ввода программы в машинных кодах) и магнитная лента для хранения. Так и создавали первые программы, вводя их прямо в машинных кодах в память. Потом автокод. А когда появился ассемблер, то это казалось верхом автоматизации программирования. (Если вы понимаете о чём я вообще...)
This is truly the best computer in the world.
What they actually did with this computer?
The image at the end of Woz was awesome
Great video.
What was the key "@" used for, in 1976 ?
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Are there any true replicas of this machine in which people can kinda play around with? (not an emulator, but true metal, same chips same caps same everything, just made right now). On another note, I'd like to see someone put it to practical use in present times, just to see if it can indeed be done. Example, I run a vintage collectibles store. How might I employ this device to go to work for me? (Cataloging? anything?)
Apple I started the computer revolution, the rest is history!
Beautiful
No sound from the tape!😞
It's so cool👌👌👌
Today is the Apple 1’s 44th Anniversary