Where Are They Now - Thursday, December 22, 2005
NeXT Computer Dead-Enders Give Up
Once upon a time, NeXT computer was the toast of Silicon Valley. This year, the start-up founded by Steve Jobs as retribution for his early retirement at Apple, was finally abandoned by the faithful - the Bay Area NeXT Users Group. Jobs founded NeXT in 1985 with an out-of-pocket investment of $7M. In 1996, Apple bought NeXT for $400M and it became the bedrock of OSX.
Read - NeXT Fans Give Up The Ghost (OS News)
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