The Homebrew Computer Club - CHM Revolution

The Homebrew Computer ClubWhen Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak completed the Apple I, they didn’t alert the media. They demonstrated it to their soul mates at the Homebrew Computer Club.The Homebrew Club—like similar clubs—was a forum for sharing ideas. It attracted hobbyists and those eager to experiment, many of whom became leaders in personal computing.

The Homebrew Computer Club - CHM Revolution CHM Revolution Topics Home Exhibition Personal Computers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 01 02 03 The Homebrew Computer Club Prev Next View Artifact Detail Apple-1 Steve Wozniak debuted the prototype Apple-1 at the Homebrew Computer Club in 1976. For $666.66, buyers received a simple single-board computer with 4K of RAM. A cassette-based BASIC programming language simplified interaction though users had to add a power supply, keyboard, storage system, and display to build a fully-functioning system. The Homebrew Computer Club When Steve Jobs and

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