Stay Hungry

Jobs reveals the Macintosh from a bag at Flint Center. The computer speaks: 'Hello, I'm Macintosh.' A watershed moment in personal computing history.

Directed by Ridley Scott. The commercial that changed advertising forever. Only aired once during the Super Bowl.

Jobs predicts AI, wireless networking, and electronic messaging. In 1983. 'We're going to start talking about these things not as technologies, but as things we use in our daily life.'

Filmed for PBS's 'Triumph of the Nerds' documentary. Thought lost until 2011 when the original tapes were found in a garage in London. A remarkable window into Jobs during his wilderness years.

Jobs returns to a nearly bankrupt Apple. Announces Microsoft partnership. Bill Gates appears on screen. The crowd boos. Jobs channels the moment into a manifesto for Apple's survival.

'Here's to the crazy ones.' The campaign that redefined Apple's soul and became one of the most iconic ads in history.

The translucent, Bondi Blue iMac. The product that saved Apple. 'It looks like it's from another planet — a good planet.'

'1,000 songs in your pocket.' The device that transformed Apple from a computer company into a consumer electronics empire.

'Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish.' Three stories — connecting the dots, love and loss, death. Watched over 120 million times. The speech of a generation.

'An iPod, a phone, an internet communicator... These are not three separate devices.' The product launch that changed the world.

Jobs and Gates together on stage for the last time. Two rivals, two friends, reflecting on the personal computing revolution they created.

'Yes, it's true.' Jobs announces the switch from PowerPC to Intel — the most dramatic architectural transition in PC history. Mac OS X had been running on Intel secretly for five years.

The device that created a new category between phone and laptop. Critics doubted. History vindicated.

Jobs's final keynote. He introduces iCloud, iOS 5, and OS X Lion. Looking thin but determined, he lays out the vision that would power Apple's next decade.

Jobs's last public appearance. He presents the spaceship campus to Cupertino's city council with characteristic humor and ambition.