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Steve Jobs came off an engine in the hey day of rockn'roll and he was a music junky.
史蒂夫·喬布用搖滾開發(fā)著引擎，這讓他變成了一個(gè)音樂怪人。
He was a fantastic about Bob Dylan, about the Beatles. And I think that love for music really shaped some of his interests that, you know, so he'd returned to CEO of Apple and all think about how he could revitalize the company.
他對(duì)鮑勃·迪倫和甲殼蟲樂隊(duì)的歌異常狂熱。我認(rèn)為對(duì)音樂的愛真的讓他受益,你知道的,所以他以首席執(zhí)行官的身份回到蘋果，所有人都考慮他怎樣才能盤活公司。
As Jobs begins his second tour at Apple in the late'90s, he fuses his two life-long passions: music and computers to create a revolutionary new gadget.
喬布斯在90年代末重返蘋果公司,他融合兩種終身的激情:音樂和電腦于一體創(chuàng)造出了一種革命性的新玩意兒。
This amazing little device holds 1,000 songs. It fits right in my pocket.
這個(gè)驚人的小裝置可以裝下1000首歌曲。剛好可以放在我的口袋里。
In October, 2001, Apple launches the iPod, the rock star of all music players.
2001年10月,蘋果對(duì)外公布iPod,這位是所有音樂播放器的明星。
This thing was not just a music player. It was a sculpture. It was something that you wanna to touch, you wanna to interact with.
這不僅僅是一個(gè)音樂播放器。這是一件藝術(shù)品。你想去碰觸它,想去要感受它。
The latest fruit of the Apple tree immediately becomes an object of lust.
蘋果樹最新結(jié)出的水果會(huì)立刻變成一種欲望的追求。
詞語(yǔ)解釋： 1. interests n. 興趣 2. fuse v. 融合
