The National Geographic channel show Diggers hit the jackpot by uncovering the “Aspen Time Tube”, a large cylindrical capsule that included items from the late Steve Jobs. It was supposed to be pulled up from the grave in 2000, but it got lost due to significant re-landscaping.
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The lost Steve Jobs Time Capsule has been unearthed
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Published September 21, 2013
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A time capsule that was buried more than 30 years ago at the close of the International Design Conference containing, among other things, the mouse that Steve Jobs used during his Lisa computer presentation, has been unearthed in Aspen, Colorado.
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