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| '''Steve Wozniak''' (nickname '''Woz''') (born ], ]) is credited with initiating the entry of computers into private homes. Although his contribution may be seen as a compilation of a few well-known ideas that have perfectly coincided with the technological readiness for a mass-produced computer, Steve he decided to return to mainstream Apple development. However, he wanted to be no more than just an engineer and a motivational factor for the Apple workforce. Woz left Apple for good on ], ], nine years after setting up the company. Jobs was also forced to leave Apple as a result of a power struggle. Wozniak and Jobs were proud to have originated an anti-corporate ethic among big players of computer market. Jobs focused on not always practical innovation with his ] vision, while Woz went into teaching and charitable activities in the field of education. In September ], Steve Wozniak was inducted into the ]. | |||
| Since leaving ], Woz has provided all the money, as well as a good amount of on-site technical support of the local ] School district. In 2001, Woz founded Wheels Of Zeus, a company that provides wireless solutions. | |||
| '''External links''' | |||
| * Steve Wozniak's Web site | |||
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