Apple’s best saved secret was revealed 14 years after the death of Steve Jobs

Within the history of the technology company, it is highlighted that, in 1971, Jobs, only 16 years old at the time, met Steve Wozniak, 21, thanks to a common friend named Bill Fernández.

Subsequently, great friends were made and created their first product, the Apple I in 1976. In front of the growth history of the technology company there is a myth, which was born in a small garage of a house located in 2066 of Crist Street Drive in Los Altos, California.

In the history of this garage it is said that it belonged to Steve Jobs and, according to Apple’s legend, was the scene of the first invention of the apple company with its first computer.

Even the City Council of Los Altos appointed it in 2013 as a historical property because in it “significant events had occurred” and a virtual model was related so that people could visit it.

This story, although moving, turned out to be a myth. Steve Wozniak, co -founder of the company, revealed that no Apple device was manufactured in that house.

In the same way, he stressed that, although Jobs lived there and housing served his creative meetings, it was not a workshop. “The garage is a bit a myth, since we really do not design Apple I in the garage, we do not create circuit plates and we did not do prototypes or some type of manufacturing in it,” he said to ING.

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Although he stressed that the house had “an important value in the birth of Apple”, it was only a space in which these two friends chatted.

“When you have no money, you have to work from home,” he added, “but no, it was not where Apple I was manufactured.” In addition to this he revealed that the first budget for design generated a slight discussion.

“I wanted everyone to build their own computer for $ 300, but Steve was not interested. What he wanted was to build a computer piece for $ 20 and sell it for 30 ″, he finished.