Apple User Groups' Newsletter Features Exclusive Interview With Steve Wozniak

The Apple Groups Team's (TAGteam) premier issue of AUGmentations is now available and features a unique interview with Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple Computer, that is personal, insightful and very candid. Wozniak talks about his philosophies, his approaches to business, his gadgets, what's on his multiple iPods and his personal life.

SPRING HOUSE, PA (PRWEB) April 24, 2005 -- The Apple Groups Team's (TAGteam) premier issue of AUGmentations is now available and features a unique interview with Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple Computer, that is personal, insightful and very candid. Wozniak talks about his philosophies, his approaches to business, his gadgets, what's on his multiple iPods and his personal life. The interview was written by author/columnist, Daniel East for TAGteam's new monthly newsletter and is distributed to their members via the organization's email list.

"I'd say that my favorite 'gadget today is my computer and I use it pretty much as expected," Wozniak says the interview. "The best gadget purchase I made in recent years is a [PC Card for my computer that puts it on the internet at fairly high speed most places when I travel." In addition, Wozniak expresses realism in his life, reporting that there is room for humor in everything."

East has conducted interviews with several additional prominent members of the Apple/Macintosh community and the newsletter will feature a different one each month. AUGmentations is an exclusive benefit for user group leaders, vendors, resellers, manufacturers, developers, Apple Consultants Network (ACNs) and Apple staff who are members of The Apple Groups Team. Membership is free.

Originally founded by Daniel M. East in 1997 as "The Delaware Valley Macintosh User Groups" with the concept of bringing multiple user groups together for more vendor cost-effective presentations and community events, the organization evolved into "The Tri-State MUG Team" in 1999, "The Mid-Atlantic Apple & Macintosh User Groups Team" in 2002, and now becoming The Apple Groups Team welcoming all user groups, vendors, manufacturers, developers and resellers. The mission: Helping to provide cooperation, collective efforts, camaraderie and FUN for everyone - 100% FREE of charge.

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