Pirates of Silicon Valley

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Pirates of Silicon Valley

November 18, 2011

I was walking around HMV when I noticed their display for Top Selling DVDs.

So I guess after Steve Jobs passed away everything that has something to do with him just got sold.

Apple products, a book and now Pirates of Silicon Valley…

I just hope they make a new movie which is about his return to Apple…

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