In the full photo, Jobs is pretending to connect some wiring. Both he and Woz seem to find the idea amusing.
Below: An advertisement for the six-month-old Apple 1 dated Oct. 1976. The Apple II will arrive six months later.
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Yep. And the first Mac was considered seriously overpowered with a whopping 128K of RAM. Which they doubled in the next iteration. And doubled again in the one after that….