Steve Wozniak co-founded Apple. He’s also considered one of the reasons you might be using a personal computer right now. Steve took a photo of the contents of his backpack; click through to see how he rolls.

This is what Steve has to say about the contents of his backpack, you’ll note he’s quite into Gameboy:

You might think this is abnormal for me but, to the contrary, it’s customary.

Every extension cord and USB adapter and USB cable shown here I carry all the time in my backpack with a few exceptions:

• one Belkin AC tripler with dual USB I carry in my suitcase

• one dual USB adapter is from Janet’s travel stuff

• Canon battery charger is carried in the camera bag

• firewire HD I carry in my suitcase

• Verizon 3G mifi adapter (standard micro USB screws up this mifi, have to use their awkward connecter)

Almost every USB cable is retractable.

Every device shown, I carry in my pockets or in my backpack all the time except:

• 2 iPhones, an iPod nano and an iPad belonging to Janet.

Some people ask how heavy my backpack is. There are a lot more things in my backpack including:

• the AirPort Express and MacBook Pro 85W magsafe adapter, which are out of sight in this photo,

• bluetooth mouse,

• binoculars,

• projector connectors,

• multiple Gameboy Lights (a Gameboy sold in Japan but never in the US),

• Gameboy link cables,

• plenty of foreign AC adapters,

• prism glasses for watching movies in bed,

• sunglasses,

• earplugs for concerts,

• Ultimate Ears UE18 earplugs for flights,

• Gameboy link cable,

• tons of pencils for pencil games on flights,

• tons of pens,

• tons of sharpies,

• tons of paint pens (signing),

• red-blue-purple-yellow-green laser pointers,

• credit cards,

• hotel cards,

• airline cards,

• hard rock card,

• medical cards,

• small accessories like olloclip iPhone lens adapter,

• Square,

• flash keys,

• flash media adapters,

• cigarette lighter dual USB adapter,

• audio doubler cable,

• iPad USB/SD Card adapters,

• toiletries for hotels,

• batteries of many types (AA, AAA, CR2, CR128, odder types for things like my bag beeper for locating my suitcase),

• eyedrops,

• $2 bill pads,

• pencil puzzles,

• itineraries for upcoming travel…

I usually say that my backpack weighs 50 pounds. I’m not sure but I have to carry it every step through airports. I’m sure that I’m shorter now than before and I don’t walk as fast. Everything has its place in my backpack.

Sometimes TSA takes a long time unpacking it. A couple of times they asked me to take out everything electronic and I asked for seven bins, all of which I filled (only 2 half-size), plus my MacBook Pro, plus the bag. All of that through the X-ray machine. Then repack it.

Nothing in my backpack goes unused, although the bluetooth mouse is close.

Nice, Woz.

[Source: Gizmodo]