As the world looks back on the outstanding innovations Steve Jobs gifted our society, a small San Francisco-based design firm knows first-hand just how far we’ve come tech-wise. Creative Directors Erik Schmitt and Julio Martínez of studio1500 have spent the last three years working with Silicon Valley’s Computer History Museum, rebranding this major institution which houses the world’s largest collection of computer artifacts. Earlier this year the design team’s final efforts were unveiled in a new 25,000 square-foot permanent exhibition, “Revolution: The First 2000 Years of Computing.”

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