Steve Jobs TV interview about Silicon Valley (1982)
Channel: Velimir Radlovački
Date: 2019-01-02

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F.I.L.M. Film Archives. It looks like an internal take complete with TCR counter mid-screen.
Voice over, "Technology makes machines smaller and simpler, changing the way Americans work and play." Scene of a woman using an IBM PC. The video cuts to the suburban house where Apple was launched by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniac in the garage. "... the brains behind the legendary Apple Computer." The scene shows the Apple Lisa with an Apple ProFile external hard disk sitting atop it and dual 5.25-inch "Twiggy" floppy drives."

Steve Jobs discusses, "the penalty for failure for going to try to start a company in this valley is non-existent. There really isn't a penalty for failure, either psychologically or financially."

Voice over, "The mushrooming industry gives birth to a new high tech cult and a place called Silicon Valley." ... "Then when giant IBM introduces its own personal computer in 1981, the PC world is finally taken seriously."

This is only a short extract out of a longer documentary.