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    never really conformed to the standards of society, Steve Jobs was transcendent and wildly successful. His out of the box thinking and creative way of managing helped him develop his 1976 garage startup into one of the most popular and profitable businesses in the world. As one of the most beloved figures this generation and possibly millennium has seen, it is only right Jobs receive the recognition he deserves, even posthumously. From a young age, Steve never fit inside of the boxes people…

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    Apple started in 1965 Steve Jobs had a love for computers, and the same year they started to invent the microchip. In 1974 “ALTAIR 8800” came up, it was the first micro computer, people wanted to buy it so Steve Jobs and Stephen Wolnialc decide to make computers, they started to sell the first computer Apple. In 1978-1980 Apple started to get bigger and popular so all the people thought that Apple was one of the best places to buy computers. Now Apple is one of the best places to buy technology…

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    paper. One is Stephen Jobs and the other is Richard Branson. Both have accomplished incredible achievements in their lifetime. They both share an interesting path to success. To fully understand these peoples’ lives I will compare the two in depth. To begin, Stephen jobs at a young age was a normal kid who swam competitively, and had hobbies like electronics. He was known to spend lots of time in his neighbor’s garage since his neighbor worked at a computer company. Steve later in his life…

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    Steve Jobs, in his commencement speech to Stanford, You’ve got to find what you love, ‘Jobs says, argues that following what you love will lead you to triumph through adversity. He develops his claim first by telling a series of story that emphasizes his intuition. Jobs dropped out of college to focus on a passion that lead to opening and running a successful company. The second story tells Jobs being fired from his own company, yet he never stopped pursuing his craft. Jobs would create another…

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    Society Steve Jobs once said, “Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn’t matter to me...going to bed at night saying we’ve done something wonderful-that’s what matters to me,” (Beahm 39). Jobs was a college dropout who always wanted to create quality products that allowed users to have a very good experience (“Steve Jobs Biography”). Mr. Jobs had the motivation for anything and would never let the way people criticized him stop him from creating the best invention in the world. Steve Paul…

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    In 1997 Steve Jobs deliver a speech in Boston to commemorate the partnership Microsoft created with Apple. The reason why i chose to do an essay on Steve Jobs is because his success is something that truly baffles me. I can 't wrap my head around the fact that a company that has never created a single piece of revolutionary technology or added something to the conversation can see such great success. This why i think that this is a perfect topic for me to write a rhetorical analysis about…

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    The future is near as Steve jobs announces the new Mac Book that was started in 1984 and now finished in 1999. On October 5, 1999, in Cupertino, California was the day that the possibility of wi-fi connection and interaction with other people in the web was possible. Thousands of people came to see the spectacle of this new generation of technology and people all over the world were watching too as it was televised worldwide. Many people were in awe of this and the iMac sold out almost…

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    Steve Jobs: A True Hero

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    have is time,” and the great innovator was Steve Jobs (“Steve Jobs Quotes” n.pag.). Truly, Jobs is an influential and popular man because of his choices that turned into successes. He chose to use his computer intelligence to create a revolutionary business that gave computers to the average class. He influences others to strive for greatness and use their lives wisely while not allowing money to control their choices. Indeed, in an innovative world, Steve Jobs has made himself recognizable as a…

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    Steve Jobs was just a college dropout hanging out with his friends in his parents’ garage when, what we know now as Apple, began. He was only twenty-one years old when he and his friends, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne, were in the process of inventing the Apple product line. Who knew just from a simple location as someone’s garage that these products would have become revolutionary? These men had basic jobs prior to becoming the inventors of Apple. The company was incorporated on April 1,…

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    Steve Jobs turned out to be very successful even though he wasn’t a college graduate. Steve Jobs’ Stanford Commencement speech is considered to be very effective and moving, because of his use of his rhetorical devices. Steve Jobs shares three stories of his past to play upon his rhetorical strategies. While speaking to the Stanford graduates who are ready to start a new chapter in their life; Jobs uses love, loss, discovery, death and adversity to persuade them not to give up as they continue…

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