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Which music player did Steve Jobs market as holding 1,000 songs?
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Who collaborated with Steve Jobs to build and sell Blue Boxes?
Answer: Steve Wozniak
Why: Wozniak built the tone generator, Jobs sold the boxes for about 150 dollars each, and the pair once phoned the Vatican posing as Henry Kissinger.
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How did Steve Jobs first acquire the company that became Pixar?
Answer: He bought it from George Lucas
Why: On February 3, 1986 he paid five million dollars to Lucas for the technology rights and put another five million into the new company.
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Who is the famous novelist and biological sister of Steve Jobs?
Answer: Mona Simpson
Why: Simpsons writer Richard Appel, her husband at the time, named Homer's mother Mona after her in 1995.
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How did Steve Jobs change the music industry in 2003?
Answer: By launching the iTunes Store
Why: The store opened on April 28, 2003 with songs at 99 cents, Mac only at first, and passed one million downloads in its first week.
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What was Steve Jobs's official annual salary after returning to Apple in 1997?
Answer: $1
Why: Apple's board thanked him in 2000 with a Gulfstream V jet and ten million stock options, saying he had taken no compensation until then.
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Which computer did Steve Jobs name after the daughter he initially disowned?
Answer: Apple Lisa
Why: Apple said Lisa stood for Local Integrated Software Architecture, an acronym its own engineers admitted was invented to fit the name.