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书籍
Amelio， Gil. On the Firing Line： My 500 Days at Apple. New York： HarperBusiness， 1998.
Berlin， Leslie. The Man Behind the Microchip： Robert Noyce and the Invention of Silicon Valley. New York： Oxford University Press， 2005.
Brennan， Chrisann. The Bite in the Apple： A Memoir of My Life with Steve Jobs. New York： St. Martin's Press， 2013.
Catmull， Ed. Creativity Inc.： Overcoming the Unseen Forces That Stand in the Way of True Inspiration. New York： Random House， 2014.
Collins， Jim. Good to Great： Why Some Companies Make the Leap . . . and Others Don't. New York： HarperBusiness， 2001.
Collins， Jim， and Jerry I. Porras. Built to Last： Successful Habits of Visionary Companies. New York： HarperBusiness， 2004.
Deutschmann， Alan. The Second Coming of Steve Jobs. New York： Crown Business， 2001.
Esslinger， Hartmut. Keep It Simple： The Early Design Years at Apple. Stuttgart： Arnoldsche Verlaganstalt， 2014.
Grove， Andrew S. Swimming Across： A Memoir. New York： Grand Central Publishing， 2001.
Hertzfeld， Andy. Revolution in the Valley： The Insanely Great Story of How the Mac Was Made. Sebastopol， CA： O'Reilly Media， 2004.
Hiltzik， Michael A. Dealers of Lightning： Xerox PARC and the Dawn of the Computer Age. New York： HarperBusiness， 1999.
Isaacson， Walter. Steve Jobs. New York： Simon & Schuster， 2011.
Kahney， Leander. Jony Ive： The Man Behind Apple's Greatest Products. New York： Portfolio Hardcover， 2013.
Krueger， Myron W. Artificial Reality II. Boston： Addison-Wessley Professional，1991.
Lashinsky， Adam. Inside Apple： How America's Most Admired— and Secretive—Company Really Works. New York： Business Plus， 2012.
Levy， Steven. Insanely Great： The Life and Times of Macintosh， the Computer That Changed Everything. New York： Penguin， 2000.
———. The Perfect Thing： How the iPod Shuffles Commerce， Culture， and Coolness.New York： Simon & Schuster， 2006.
Linzmayer， Owen W. Apple Confidential 2.0： The Definitive History of the World's Most Colorful Company. San Francisco： No Starch Press， 2004.
Livingston， Jessica. Founders at Work： Stories of Startups'Early Days. New York：Apress， 2009.
Lovell， Sophie. Dieter Rams： As Little Design as Possible. London： Phaidon Press，2011.
Manes， Stephen， and Paul Andrews. Gates. New York： Touchstone， 1994.
Markoff， John. What the Dormouse Said： How the Sixties Counterculture Shapedthe Personal Computer. New York： Penguin， 2006.
McKenna， Regis. Real Time： Preparing for the Age of the Never Satisfied Customer.Boston： Harvard Business Review Press， 1999.
Melby， Caleb. The Zen of Steve Jobs. New York： Wiley， 2012.
Moritz， Michael. The Little Kingdom： The Private Story of Apple Computer. NewYork： William Morrow & Co.， 1984.
Paik， Karen. To Infinity and Beyond： The Story of Pixar Animation Studios. SanFrancisco： Chronicle Books， 2007.
Paramahansa Yogananda. Autobiography of a Yogi. Oakland， CA： Self-Realization Fellowship， 1998.
Price， David A. The Pixar Touch： The Making of a Company. New York： Vintage，2009.
Reid， T. R. The Chip： How Two Americans Invented the Microchip and Launched a Revolution. New York： Simon & Schuster， 1985.
Sculley， John. Odyssey： Pepsi to Apple， A Journey of Adventure， Ideas， and the Future.New York： HarperCollins， 1987.
Segall， Ken. Insanely Simple： The Obsession That Drives Apple's Success. New York：Portfolio Hardcover， 2012.
Simpson， Mona. A Regular Guy. New York： Vintage， 1997.
Stewart， James B. DisneyWar. New York： Simon & Schuster， 2006.
Stross， Randall. Steve Jobs and the NeXT Big Thing. New York： Scribner， 1993.
Suzuki， Shunryu. Zen Mind， Beginner's Mind： Informal Talks on Zen Meditationand Practice. Boston： Shambhala， 2006.
Tedlow， Richard S. Andy Grove： The Life and Times of an American. New York：Penguin， 2006.
Vogelstein， Fred. Dogfight： How Apple and Google Went to War and Started a Revolution. New York： Sarah Crichton Books， 2013.
Wozniak， Stephen， and Gina Smith. iWoz： Computer Geek to Cult Icon： How I Invented the Personal Computer， Co-founded Apple， and Had Fun Doing It.New York： W. W. Norton & Company， 2007.
Young， Jeffrey S. Steve Jobs： The Journey Is the Reward. New York： Scott Foresman Trade， 1987.
文章
Schlender， Brenton R. “Jobs， Perot Become Unlikely Partners in Apple Founder's New Concern.” Wall Street Journal， February 2， 1987.
———. “Next Project： Apple Era Behind Him， Steve Jobs Tries Again， Using a New System.” Wall Street Journal， October 13， 1988.
———. “How Steve Jobs Linked Up with IBM.” Fortune， October 9， 1989.
———. “The Future of the PC： Steve Jobs and Bill Gates Talk About Tomorrow.”Fortune， August 26， 1991.
———. “What Bill Gates Really Wants.” Fortune， January 16， 1995.
———. “Steve Jobs' Amazing Movie Adventure.” Fortune， September 18， 1995.
———. “Something's Rotten in Cupertino.” Fortune， March 3， 1997.
———. “The Three Faces of Steve.” Fortune， November 9， 1998.
———. “Apple's One- Dollar- a- Year Man.” Fortune， January 24， 2000.
———. “Steve Jobs' Apple Gets Way Cooler.” Fortune， January 24， 2000.
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书籍
Amelio， Gil. On the Firing Line： My 500 Days at Apple. New York： HarperBusiness， 1998.
Berlin， Leslie. The Man Behind the Microchip： Robert Noyce and the Invention of Silicon Valley. New York： Oxford University Press， 2005.
Brennan， Chrisann. The Bite in the Apple： A Memoir of My Life with Steve Jobs. New York： St. Martin's Press， 2013.
Catmull， Ed. Creativity Inc.： Overcoming the Unseen Forces That Stand in the Way of True Inspiration. New York： Random House， 2014.
Collins， Jim. Good to Great： Why Some Companies Make the Leap . . . and Others Don't. New York： HarperBusiness， 2001.
Collins， Jim， and Jerry I. Porras. Built to Last： Successful Habits of Visionary Companies. New York： HarperBusiness， 2004.
Deutschmann， Alan. The Second Coming of Steve Jobs. New York： Crown Business， 2001.
Esslinger， Hartmut. Keep It Simple： The Early Design Years at Apple. Stuttgart： Arnoldsche Verlaganstalt， 2014.
Grove， Andrew S. Swimming Across： A Memoir. New York： Grand Central Publishing， 2001.
Hertzfeld， Andy. Revolution in the Valley： The Insanely Great Story of How the Mac Was Made. Sebastopol， CA： O'Reilly Media， 2004.
Hiltzik， Michael A. Dealers of Lightning： Xerox PARC and the Dawn of the Computer Age. New York： HarperBusiness， 1999.
Isaacson， Walter. Steve Jobs. New York： Simon & Schuster， 2011.
Kahney， Leander. Jony Ive： The Man Behind Apple's Greatest Products. New York： Portfolio Hardcover， 2013.
Krueger， Myron W. Artificial Reality II. Boston： Addison-Wessley Professional，1991.
Lashinsky， Adam. Inside Apple： How America's Most Admired— and Secretive—Company Really Works. New York： Business Plus， 2012.
Levy， Steven. Insanely Great： The Life and Times of Macintosh， the Computer That Changed Everything. New York： Penguin， 2000.
———. The Perfect Thing： How the iPod Shuffles Commerce， Culture， and Coolness.New York： Simon & Schuster， 2006.
Linzmayer， Owen W. Apple Confidential 2.0： The Definitive History of the World's Most Colorful Company. San Francisco： No Starch Press， 2004.
Livingston， Jessica. Founders at Work： Stories of Startups'Early Days. New York：Apress， 2009.
Lovell， Sophie. Dieter Rams： As Little Design as Possible. London： Phaidon Press，2011.
Manes， Stephen， and Paul Andrews. Gates. New York： Touchstone， 1994.
Markoff， John. What the Dormouse Said： How the Sixties Counterculture Shapedthe Personal Computer. New York： Penguin， 2006.
McKenna， Regis. Real Time： Preparing for the Age of the Never Satisfied Customer.Boston： Harvard Business Review Press， 1999.
Melby， Caleb. The Zen of Steve Jobs. New York： Wiley， 2012.
Moritz， Michael. The Little Kingdom： The Private Story of Apple Computer. NewYork： William Morrow & Co.， 1984.
Paik， Karen. To Infinity and Beyond： The Story of Pixar Animation Studios. SanFrancisco： Chronicle Books， 2007.
Paramahansa Yogananda. Autobiography of a Yogi. Oakland， CA： Self-Realization Fellowship， 1998.
Price， David A. The Pixar Touch： The Making of a Company. New York： Vintage，2009.
Reid， T. R. The Chip： How Two Americans Invented the Microchip and Launched a Revolution. New York： Simon & Schuster， 1985.
Sculley， John. Odyssey： Pepsi to Apple， A Journey of Adventure， Ideas， and the Future.New York： HarperCollins， 1987.
Segall， Ken. Insanely Simple： The Obsession That Drives Apple's Success. New York：Portfolio Hardcover， 2012.
Simpson， Mona. A Regular Guy. New York： Vintage， 1997.
Stewart， James B. DisneyWar. New York： Simon & Schuster， 2006.
Stross， Randall. Steve Jobs and the NeXT Big Thing. New York： Scribner， 1993.
Suzuki， Shunryu. Zen Mind， Beginner's Mind： Informal Talks on Zen Meditationand Practice. Boston： Shambhala， 2006.
Tedlow， Richard S. Andy Grove： The Life and Times of an American. New York：Penguin， 2006.
Vogelstein， Fred. Dogfight： How Apple and Google Went to War and Started a Revolution. New York： Sarah Crichton Books， 2013.
Wozniak， Stephen， and Gina Smith. iWoz： Computer Geek to Cult Icon： How I Invented the Personal Computer， Co-founded Apple， and Had Fun Doing It.New York： W. W. Norton & Company， 2007.
Young， Jeffrey S. Steve Jobs： The Journey Is the Reward. New York： Scott Foresman Trade， 1987.
文章
Schlender， Brenton R. “Jobs， Perot Become Unlikely Partners in Apple Founder's New Concern.” Wall Street Journal， February 2， 1987.
———. “Next Project： Apple Era Behind Him， Steve Jobs Tries Again， Using a New System.” Wall Street Journal， October 13， 1988.
———. “How Steve Jobs Linked Up with IBM.” Fortune， October 9， 1989.
———. “The Future of the PC： Steve Jobs and Bill Gates Talk About Tomorrow.”Fortune， August 26， 1991.
———. “What Bill Gates Really Wants.” Fortune， January 16， 1995.
———. “Steve Jobs' Amazing Movie Adventure.” Fortune， September 18， 1995.
———. “Something's Rotten in Cupertino.” Fortune， March 3， 1997.
———. “The Three Faces of Steve.” Fortune， November 9， 1998.
———. “Apple's One- Dollar- a- Year Man.” Fortune， January 24， 2000.
———. “Steve Jobs' Apple Gets Way Cooler.” Fortune， January 24， 2000.
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