Steve Jobs Interview - 8/14/1998 - iMac Satellite Tour 

This video can even sell you an iMac today!

He was 43 here. I like his little boy smile. And he oozed charisma. Wish he’d been smarter about his health.

I love to watch how deftly Steve dodges the interviewer's attempts to corner him, even though it isn't even clear to him for the first two minutes that the interview has formally begun.

If you ever wondered what it would be like to interview Steve for a position at your company, here's your POV.

It became the highest selling computer in history. By the time you unboxed a windows machine and connect it physically, you already were browsing the internet on the iMac. Then you have start installing software on the windows machine to get it even load. This is what the iMac was ahead in. Today all computers work this way.

“Have we started yet? I thought we were just shooting the shit.” Low key flex 😂

Like how smart his responses are.

He was so smooth with the media… so comfortable ❤

Steve Jobs could sell me anything 😂

Such a fucking rock star. He didn’t even know it.

I remember my school bought a few of these colourful Macs and then no students were allowed to use it😂 they were just decoration for the library

I hope that Steve Jobs is allright, the computerindustry can't do without him, kind regards

What a masterful response to the “not that revolutionary” question.

my school growing up was spoiled, we only used iMacs and iBooks, and it made a huge impression on 10 y/o me

Little known fact: Interviewer was calling in from the moon.

The new I-MAC made a huge impression on me. WHAT A UPBUILDING FROM A SCREEN. the Flash-sticks or usb-memorysticks or pop-sockets are great. KIND REGARDS.

The fact that more Mac users were in businesses than homes says everything about computers in the 80's and 90's. They were originally business machines primarily. I would guess there are more Macs used at home than in offices today by a wide margin.

It’s amazing when you contrast this to someone like Elon Musk who serially over promises and under delivers bordering on being a conman to someone like Steve Jobs who was constantly under promising and over delivering.

Sign of great things to come.

Is it just me or did Steve give Woody vibes with the plaid?

Right before The Turtleneck Years

I still miss those five and a quarter inch floppies

Incredible how technology changes ( flobby disk, zip to cloud data storage )

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USB 1.0 was painful lol

For context when you're watching this, at this point apple was where blackberry is now.

Avec ma conviction que j’avais personnellement mon pressentiment, c’est pour ça que j’ai tout. J’ai fouillé Internet et que j’ai découvert beaucoup de choses après ça disparu mais à l’époque ça dit c’était bien encore en vue d’ailleurs partout je suis passé ils ont verrouilléS

Where did you even get this

Thx

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Does anyone know who the interviewer was? And what was Edelman Worldwide's role?

He's still saying "Apple" and not "we" and "us".

Is he calling Steve on an iPod touch 🤮

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Hard to believe that apple essentially created the pc market then gave it up and became a phone company

"What a bozo." -Steve Jobs

So when I was in middle school, every computer was an iMac. This was like in the late 90s. They were SO SLOW. I don't know if something was wrong with them or what, but they were just unbearably slow everyone. They switch to A core 2 duo pc with windows xp on it and it was SO much better. Idk, maybe they just purchased the slowest model.

Such small minded and insulting questions

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Déjà à Pompidou, j’étais convaincu qu’il s’est fait gruger par Israël Roshi et là je suis convaincue qu’ils ont tué Steve Jobs

Par un journaliste qu’on a parlé quand même non parce que ils vont tous avoir ils vont tous les avoir su mais ils en ont pas parlé quoi😂 C’est comme la pédophilie. Maintenant fin de carrière. Il commence à se réveiller alors qu’ils ont vécu 60 ans à côté d’eux et avec eux ils ont même fait des fêtes ensemble.

Hey black atkinson

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Toujours aimé ses ordinateurs en couleur à l’époque et je voulais pas de Israël

Quand j’ai appris son cancer tout de suite, j’ai pensé Bill Gates Israël

These computers were awful. Even for surfing the web, they struggled.

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5:52 the iMac din't have optical drive burner capabilities, so you where stuck with either very expensive and slow USB hard disks at the time, or really awful iTools online storage @ either 38k or 56k speeds if you were not lucky enough to be in a school or corporate network. Floppies allowed people to save their work simply. Not that this machine mattered at the end of the day.... People from all over the world where using regular computers because not many could afford these yet alone regular computers. This wasn't a people's computer as Steve imagined.

4:28 nope this product failed miserably. Imagine thinking stuffing a PC into a monitor was a good idea. It can be good for the company because it requires expensive repair.. but for consumers.. i mean.. lololol. These were found in some unfortunate schools and at certain peoples houses. Apple was essentially worthless until they launched the revolutionary Ipod shuffle. The Ipod shuffle came right as the internet switched to broadband and the timing was perfect for apple. Sure you had Itunes but most people were still getting music from Napster and then filling their MP3 players. Apple owes a lot of its success to the pirating of music... yet they.. wont even let consumers repair their products... lolol... No intelligent person supports Apple, only the least intelligent people in society support this company.

This computer was absolute garbage. I remember seeing them in stores and nobody bought then since you couldn't run 95% of software on it, WAY overpriced, extreme restrictions on what you can do with it. Nobody bought them.