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An interview with Boston Computer Society founder Jonathan Rotenberg discussing the BCS General Meeting where the Apple Macintosh was first shown to the public by Steve Jobs and many of the developers. This is a companion to a video of that meeting to be released in January 2014 by the Computer History Museum.
Recorded: January 22, 2014
Length: 19:39, Size: 13.5MB
Recorded: January 22, 2014
Length: 19:39, Size: 13.5MB
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