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Steve Wozniak talks about Nat Geo’s new show ‘American Genius’
By Molly Brown (original source Geekwire)
“The road to genius superstardom is hardly paved with daisies and chocolate. It takes a lot of work to get to the status of being able to dominate an industry and enjoy the spoils that go with it.
Hence, the National Geographic Channel’s latest mini-series, American Genius, which premieres Monday, June 1. And just who did Nat Geo decide to focus on in its very first episode? Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
From the Nat Geo press release on the new series:
In the 1980s, two of America’s most brilliant minds, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, battle to dominate a new age and, in the process, revolutionize billions of lives. Up until this time, most computers were behemoth machines that sat in research labs and university tech centers, largely inaccessible to the public — but not for long. Relive Gates and Jobs’ heated battle to bring the personal computer to the masses.”
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