Innovare significa immaginare mondi ed esperienze che altri non vedono.
Nel 1983 un giovanissimo Steve Jobs - che strano pensare che non ci sia più - racconta ad uno sparuto gruppo di discenti ad uno sconosciuto convegno la sua "visione" del futuro.
Ed è straordinario, su un vecchia cassetta - si proprio del tipo che usavamo per registrare canzoni catturate alla radio o da lenti 33 giri - la voce di Jobs descrivere un futuro che oggi è semplicemente realtà.
This talks shows us just how incredibly ahead of his time he was...., here are a few of the highlights – and remember – he is speaking in 1983. To put that in context, the Macintosh had not yet been introduced, Apple still thought the Lisa was going to be a hit, and the IBM PC was the second most popular personal computer behind the Apple II series.
Now, Apple strategy is really simple. What we want to do is put an incredibly great computer in a book that you can carry around with you that you can learn how to use in 20 minutes. We want to do it this decade. And we really want to do it with a radio link in it so that you don't have to hook up to anything to be in communication with all these larger databases and other computers.
