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Frederick Rodney Holt [1] (born 1934) is an American electrical engineer and political activist. He is Apple employee #5, and developed the unique power supply for the 1977 Apple II. Actor Ron Eldard portrayed him in the 2013 film, Jobs.
Rod Holt - Fine Art. The website for Rod Holt's art and illustration. Rod trained at Rochdale College of Art and at the University of Northumbria. His finely detailed work juxtaposes intense observation within a wider environment, whether this is the natural landscape or an urban setting.
Frederick Rodney "Rod" Holt (born October 1934) is an American engineer who developed the switched-mode power supply for the Apple II computer.
26 déc. 2016 · Rod Holt was super important in the development of the Apple II Apple Museum Holt was a highly regarded designer who was skeptical of joining Apple initially.
26 févr. 2023 · 5. Rod Holt (Est. Net Worth: $67,000,000) Fifth employee at Apple in 1977, Rod was considered to be the chief engineer at Apple during his time.
18 avr. 2024 · Every team needs a rebel genius, and so Apple had Rod Holt, a guy described by Cult of Mac as the "chain-smoking Marxist engineer" who masterminded the Apple II power supply. It was Holt's innovations — in regard to the switching power supply — that enabled Apple to create the lightweight computers that made them famous. Holt's ...
15 févr. 2023 · Rod Holt - Apple’s first chief engineer. Rod Holt joined Apple in 1977 as chief engineer. He was instrumental in the development and design of the Apple II. Jobs found Holt after asking his former boss at Atari for recommendations. Originally skeptical of joining, Holt eventually came onto the team and is credited for creating the ...
