一个帅哥到一个老头的历程

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Where it all began

Known for not buying furniture, Jobs was photographed in his Los Gatos, Calif., living room for Time magazine in 1982.

Jobs poses with the Macintosh computer, introduced in January 1984 at Apple's annual meeting. The iconic "1984" commercial -- portraying a monolithic IBM -- airs during the Super Bowl.

Jobs and Apple CEO John Sculley

Jobs with Next employees on the bus after a visit to the company's unfinished factory in Fremont, Calif., in 1987. Next's first computer is released a year later.

Jobs and the Next board of directors meet in the company's Fremont factory in 1987. Ross Perot, the Texas entrepreneur who later ran for U.S. president, is seated fifth from the left in a dark suit, directly across from Jobs. Perot provided venture capital for Next.

In 1991, Fortune invited Jobs and Bill Gates to discuss the PC's future. Jobs was leading Next, and Gates was already a billionaire. They met at Jobs' Palo Alto home on a Sunday evening.

Jobs walks to his hotel with Apple colleagues after the 1997 MacWorld Expo in Boston, following his return to Apple. Later that year he launches the "Think Different" advertising campaign, which is often credited for Apple's turnaround.

Reclining in Apple's boardroom in 2000, Jobs talks to senior vice president for software engineering Avie Tevanian (center), who led development of Mac OS X.