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By 1980, the Apple II had become a major success, leading to Apple's IPO and making co-founders Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs wealthy. Wozniak, satisfied with his engineering achievement, lost interest in the company and eventually left Apple in 1985, while Jobs pursued ambitious new projects like the Apple III—which failed due to rushed development, design flaws, inadequate software support, and engineering problems despite being intended as a successor to the II's success.
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