From Television to Apple’s Birth

January 28th, 1926. One hundred years ago when a young Scottish engineer

named John Logie Baird gave the first public demonstration of a working television system in London,

a grainy moving image flickering on a screen barely recognizable yet quietly signaling

the beginning of a medium that would go on to shape politics, culture, war,

entertainment, and how entire generations understood reality itself. Fast-forward 50

years to 1976, a year that now feels distant but was once electric with transition

because on April 1st, 1976, in a small California garage,

a few young men officially founded a company that would eventually place a computer in nearly