buzz@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Mahboud Zabetian) (03/12/88)
I opened up my SE to fix the funny buzzing noise the hard disk was making(more on that later) and I noticed the signatures on the inside of the cover. Now, I used to have a Mac 128, and those signatures came as no surprise, but what surprised me was that among the signatures I saw the familiar signature of STEVE JOBS!! I thought he was fired before the SE was designed. Or do they still let his signature be there since he started the whole Mac dynasty? Anyone at Apple want to help with this bit of trivia? -- Mahboud Zabetian buzz@phoenix.princeton.edu 183 Little Hall (609) 520-1271 Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544 (609) 734-7760 ****** Anyone need a soon-to-graduate hardware/software engineer? ********
tecot@Apple.COM (Ed Tecot) (03/15/88)
In article <2049@phoenix.Princeton.EDU> buzz@phoenix (Mahboud Zabetian) writes: >I opened up my SE to fix the funny buzzing noise the hard disk was making(more >on that later) and I noticed the signatures on the inside of the cover. Now, I >used to have a Mac 128, and those signatures came as no surprise, but what >surprised me was that among the signatures I saw the familiar signature of >STEVE JOBS!! I thought he was fired before the SE was designed. Or do they >still let his signature be there since he started the whole Mac dynasty? The case for the Mac SE was designed from the Mac Plus case, which in turn was designed from the original 128K Mac case. Steve happened to have signed his name in place that has remained unchanged. _emt