The key milestones in Apple's journey from its inception to going public include Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak attending the Homebrew Computer Club meetings, which led to the idea of creating an integrated computer for everyday use. This led to the formation of Apple and the creation of their first personal computer. The launch of Apple II marked the beginning of the Personal Computers era and was a huge commercial success. Over the next 16 years, nearly six million units of the Apple II were sold. The company went public on December 12th, 1980, valuing the company at $1.79 billion. At only 25, Jobs was worth $256 million.
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