Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak reunites with motherboard he built in 1976 | USA TODAY

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak signed a 1976 Apple I motherboard he built decades ago. The video captured in 2021 went viral again on TikTok.

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[dualboy]

Without Steve Wozniak there would have been no apple computers, he was the brains that got the company launched.

[ethanevans]

We lost Jobs, but I don’t think we realized how lucky we are to still have the WoZ with us. He’s the brains behind the operation. Jobs was the salesman.

[ronniefranco]

Jobs was the salesman and visionary, Wozniak was the real computer genius.

[KatiesArabVision]

It was like seeing his child again. That really was his baby back in the day.

[psychoticdaizyproductions]

'"Can I sign the chip"
He knows he's like "that was all me. Poured into that chip like my will in a ring"

[vjmtz]

Woz is such a good guy, completely full of wonder and kindness, on top of being just a pure genius. The day this man is no longer with us, will truly be a sad day to me. There is no doubt that this is maybe the most pure person the tech industry has. All the others, sure, genius in their own right - do not have that pure amazment and love for technology like Woz has. He never did anything for money, pride, or exploitation. All he wanted was to make wonderful things for people to learn, grow, and do things better.

You really can't say that about anyone in the tech industry today.

[mylegsasleep]

Glad woz is getting the recognition he deserves.

[overip]

WoZ is one of the best human beings ever existed.

[hiker]

His humility combined with the desire to share music and other talents with children throughout his life has made him someone to truly admire - A techie, but without the greed or ego. He even waited in line with other customers outside of Apple stores to get the new iPhone on several occasions when he could have just gotten one ahead of time from Apple. Imagine being part of the Homebrew Computer Club back in the 1970s before all the money was thrown at personal computer development.

[pradeep]

Now I understand why there's so much hate for vertical recording

[jenn.i]

Steve was a great personality in the apple team When we served our catering on Stanford Campus.

[kennethfharkin]

This guys simple love for what he created is undeniable.

[comment.highlighted]

That thing is now Priceless. To see the amazement in The Great Woz’ face and excitement of holding it. He’s such a Humble Living Legend 😄

[dylanpritchard]

Sometimes when I watch videos of Woz I get the feeling that he doesn’t necessarily want to continue being “excited” over apple things or be a “celebrity” but he still graciously does these things

[TrunkMonkey]

Having music playing loudly over this was important.

[adamwheelerproductions]

Steve Jobs deserves all of the credit he gets, but I think Wozniak is seriously underappreciated. He was the real technological genius.

[stylesg]

It must be pretty crazy to be the source of such a revolution
or to imagine how impactful you have been on global stage.
Nothing but respect to the man. Thank you Mr. Wozniak from
my iMac.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[charlestatakis]

A beautiful reunion. Truly, Wozniak and Jobs performed what appear to be miracles of technology.

[deepsleep]

SW has got to be proud, and not in a vain way, to see what his humble design has grown into and the whole industry it started. Talk about leaving a legacy.

[craigcooknf]

I love this guy's smile. So much larger than life!