Today, the term "PC" refers to computers that run on Intel processors and use Windows software -- in other words, pretty much every computer that isn't a Mac. But when the term was first coined, it simply stood for "personal computer." The first Mac computers were known as PCs, because they were computers designed to be used by individuals -- and the Apple II series, designed by Steve Jobs and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, was in fact the first widely successful PC. Today's computers may be classified as "PC" or "Mac," but they all evolved from the original PC prototype -- and we have Steve Jobs to thank for that. He made PCs before they were PCs.
He made computers simple.
He made advertising innovative.
He turned technology into art.
He connected every aspect of our lives.
For more: Steve Jobs Dead: 5 Ways His Legacy Changed the World - International Business Times
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