What obstacles did Steve Wozniak face?

While today we take computers for granted, Steve Jobs was working in the early 1980s, trying to make Apple's new Macintosh personal computer popular. This was an era when most people did not have a computer nor were they planning to buy one; in fact, computers were mostly associated with business. Thus, for Jobs, his biggest obstacle to overcome was that he was ahead of his time; he had to change the attitude of the public. It took time to achieve this, and he did not always get along with the other executives at Apple; in fact, he left the company for a while. But gradually, Jobs helped to create the demand for Apple's personal computers. He was thus an essential part of transforming the computer from a device for business into a device no home or family could be without.