Apple may have revolutionized the smartphone landscape back in 2007 with the iPhone, but plans for a mobile device were being dreamt up long before that by the late Apple pioneer Steve Jobs.
Former Apple marketer John Sculley has told techcrunch that Jobs was convinced that computers would become consumer products one day, and he came up with the idea for a "Mac Phone" way back in 1984.
Sculley helped Jobs visualize the project, drawing some concepts on paper before physical models were eventually developed. Funny enough it didn't go much further than that for a decade or two. "He was not a drawer, he was a great visionary but he couldn't draw," Sculley explained. "I could draw, I had studied design. So Steve would describe it to me, I'd draw it out."
Jobs apparently made several adjustments to the design and insisted on making the screen bigger too. A precursor to Apple's first 'phablet'-sized smartphone, the iPhone 6 Plus? Not directly, but perhaps in spirit.
Jobs was an extra ordinary person in the technology market
Source: http://www.siderseventry..com

were u there? smh

He draws models but does not design the technology

I wasn't there but John Sculley said it all.
Thanks