# Burrell Smith
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Burrell Carver Smith (born December 16, 1955) is an American engineer who, while working at Apple Computer, designed the motherboard (digital circuit board) for the original Macintosh. He was Apple employee #282, and was hired in February 1979, initially as an Apple II service technician. He also designed the motherboard for Apple's LaserWriter.
Glory Days (1989)
Why did the original Macintosh team disband immediately after 1984–and where were they five years later? Checking in on Steve Jobs, Burrell Smith, Andy Hertzfeld, Randy Wigginton, Steve Capps, and Bill Atkinson.
From Macworld February 1989.
Andy Hertzfeld’s Frox Demo (1990)
Bill Atkinson talk…
Glory Days (1989)
Why did the original Macintosh team disband immediately after 1984–and where were they five years later? Checking in on Steve Jobs, Burrell Smith, Andy Hertzfeld, Randy Wigginton, Steve Capps, and Bill Atkinson.
From Macworld February 1989.
Andy Hertzfeld’s Frox Demo (1990)
Bill Atkinson talk…
Man gets six years in armed robbery spree last October; No bids for 2019 Northfield street project; A second opinion on Northfield waste water plant procedures; Walz chooses Northfield for first Turkey Hunt
By Teri Knight, News Director One of two men charged in a rash of armed robberies last October was sentenced in Dakota County Court. 21-year-old Daiquawn Michael Burrell-Smith of St. Paul was sentenced late Friday to 75 months, or just over six years, in prison in connection with an armed robbery s…
The Unlikely Rise Of The Macintosh
There was a nexus of Digital Research and Xerox PARC, along with Stanford and Berkeley in the Bay Area. The rise of the hobbyists and the success of Apple attracted some of the best minds in computing to Apple. This confluence was about to change the world. One of those brilliant minds that landed …
Striving In Order To Thrive
Rev. Dr. Burrell Smith, Jr.10/11/2015Scripture1 Thessalonians 5:12-25
Episode 143: Susan James
“Ten thousand dollars,” was the utterly random guess a young Susan James gave to a circumspect fan at a California Bay Area show when he inquired how much money it would take for her to make an album. At that point in her career, James had finished college, been bitten by the songwriting bug and wa…
folklore.org: PCB Aesthetics/Diagnostic Port (1981)
Steve Jobs says of the Mac’s logic board “The lines are too close together!” while Burrell Smith surreptitiously adds some means of expansion.
Original text from folklore.org: PC Board Aesthetics, Diagnostic Port.
Jef Raskin: Design Considerations for an Anthropophilic Computer
Jerry Manock/J…
folklore.org: PCB Aesthetics/Diagnostic Port (1981)
Steve Jobs says of the Mac’s logic board “The lines are too close together!” while Burrell Smith surreptitiously adds some means of expansion.
Original text from folklore.org: PC Board Aesthetics, Diagnostic Port.
Jef Raskin: Design Considerations for an Anthropophilic Computer
Jerry Manock/J…
A Project of One's Own - The Importance and Power of Working on Your Own Projects
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2021 emphasizes the importance and efficiency of working on one's own project. Graham states that such projects are not only more enjoyable but also enhance productivity, often giving individuals a unique sense of excitement and engagement. He also discusses …
Ground Hog Day Tuesday 8/19/2025
Nightly 🌙 Project Journey Man
Exactly! That’s one of the coolest details about the original compact Macs — including your Macintosh 512K (M0001E).
The Signatures Inside
On the inside of the back case, Apple cast the signatures of the entire original Macintosh design team directly into the plastic …
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