Stephen Jobs is a 27 year old multi-millionaire whose large fortune is built on something little, the personal computer.

It is becoming so commonplace that many of us are becoming dependent on it.

I mean, how many calculators do you own?

Two maybe?

Right.

And you have to use the automatic bank telling machines?

Sure.

So life is already seducing you into learning this stuff.

It's not going to happen at once and it's certainly not an

1984-ish vision at all. It's just going to be very gradual and very human and will seduce

you into learning how to use it.

Jobs and a partner found an Apple computer a half dozen years ago.

The company expected to sell $300 million worth of personal computer equipment in 1981, double that in 1982, double that the year after.

Barry Peterson, CBS News, San Francisco.

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