Apple Watch Intro by Steve Jobs [Video]

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Posted June 2, 2015 at 4:07pm by iClarified Staff

Besides being an amazing visionary, Steve Jobs also had a brilliant way of speaking at Keynotes where he introduced new products. The Apple Watch was Apple's first major product category launch without Jobs, but that didn't stop a YouTuber creating a Steve Jobs reveal of the Apple Watch. To make the video, the user took the Apple Watch reveal video and added quotes from Jobs at other product announcements and keynotes.

Take a look at the video below, which shows the Apple Watch revealed by Steve Jobs.

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EyeClarified - June 4, 2015 at 5:22pm

The fact is if Steve Jobs was alive...... today, there would be NO APPLE WATCH! .....simply because he hated wearing them and would have refused to endorse something he didn't use himself! That's the cold hard reality of the fact.... that Apple Watch is Tim Cook's product launched under his rulership. Anything else is pure unadulterated fantasy. While not just let Tim Cook have take all the credit instead of trying put words into Steve's now long silent mouth! Give credit where credit is due and stop trying to make out like Steve Jobs would have endorsed Apple watch when he hated watches as being pretentious gaudy self adornments. When he always went for Simple Functionality over flamboyant self adulation or taking credit for something he hated. Just like giant phones and FLASH!!! He was right about both. Phones will get smaller, not bigger and Flash is all but gone already. Hated by anyone into things that simply WORK!!!

gamerscul9870 - June 4, 2015 at 6:20pm

Like I did, Steve may hate wearing jewelry but what about making something for his fans. Think about the iPhone for example. What if he hated phones like that? Would he reject making something like that just because he would hate it? That would not just mean not giving fans what they wanted, but not help define what smartphones did offer. Compared to the watch, who cares if he hated it or not? That doesn't mean he wouldn't make it or continue his legacy he created in which was passed down to cook, and if you think about it, what other way to make an Apple product more personal than the past than the iPhone's and iPads? Aside from that, people also have been asking for larger screen phones since the release of iPhone 5, so with that said about how it bought many android switchers, Jobs still would have held back from making more satisfying products or add any more revolutionary ones in history of Apple products. I'm not saying he would have failed, but not expanding on it, hence there even existed an iWatch that was built like regular watches. It didn't have any electronic components, just a Swiss watch from many wears back. Like it or not, a watch by Apple existed during and after his life. The app,e watch was the second watch. The flash, you have a real point since we waited for HTML5 to take advantage after all these years, but for the advantage of flash content to run, it's done within apps and not entirely on the product. I can go on comparing the past to present here but I hope you now understand with the original watch and the current watch. It's a tale of two watches.

wittybob - June 4, 2015 at 4:03pm

Steve, if you are holding the watch in your hands, then... "You are holding it wrong."

EyeClarified - June 4, 2015 at 3:29pm

I don't really want to step on video, with this idea that Steve Jobs would have actually hated Apple Watch, but the truth is the truth and can't be changed. Steve Jobs absolutely unequivocally hated wearing jewelry of any sort (except his wedding band). Which he called extremely pretentious adornments. He refused to wear the classic FDR trademark "Glancing at Watch" elbow on the Presidential Desktop for Apple's infamous FDR commercial! There is no creditable video or picture evidence that he ever wore a watch, even at WWDC product introductions. In his original iPhone presentation and there after he was repeated quoted as saying iPhone would indeed replace everyone's watches! And that's my iClarified Truth for this attempt to put words in Steve Jobs's mouth, he never would have said about Apple watch anyway. Because Apple Watch is Tim Cook's baby..... not Steve Jobs!!!

gamerscul9870 - June 4, 2015 at 3:40pm

Who cares what Steve would've chosen to wear, this video is just fictional about what he would've said whether he would choose to wear it or not, but also making it for whoever wants another Apple product unlike any done before, but also show how much was put into it to shows its effort than before. If Steve were to introduce it in person, he would have to wear it just once if he hated wearing it anyway.

Forrest - June 3, 2015 at 8:11pm

6 seconds of emptiness at the end of the video

bob53366 - June 3, 2015 at 2:40am

yes the price is unbelievable it's more money than a Macbook AIr ….

Metc - June 2, 2015 at 11:24pm

Missed for sure, forgotten never. That should be a commercial in memory of him.

AEK - June 2, 2015 at 7:15pm

That's sad guys... There was no need for that

gamerscul9870 - June 2, 2015 at 8:07pm

Sad yes, but just an example of what Jobs could've said about the watch. Could've said it better on style!

gamerscul9870 - June 3, 2015 at 3:30am

I'm not saying that Jobs would've said that, but this is just a best estimate if he were alive today. Think of it like saying if one would keep the same law from the 18th century to this day for example and remained unchanged.

matrixmaniac - June 2, 2015 at 7:05pm

Indeed! Sorely missed....

Me - June 2, 2015 at 4:55pm

The price is unbelievable. That's for sure.

Ibee199 - June 2, 2015 at 5:48pm

Thats What i think...

is it really - June 2, 2015 at 6:05pm

I dont know about you but any watch constructed at this level is going to be comparably priced.

Yeszir - June 2, 2015 at 4:38pm

Yes!! Steve Jobs rules!!!!

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