In 1981, a 25-year-old Steve Jobs called the personal computer "something that weighs 12 pounds that you can throw out the window if you don't like."That line tells you everything about how Jobs thought.Jobs saw computing moving from massive institutional machines to something personal. Intimate, even."There's a one-on-one relationship that develops between one person and one computer."But when pressed on the term "home computer," he pushed back."We view the home not really as a market yet. We v