I think it's clearly seen in the focus on design details, software flows, abstraction of technical configuration, focus on Music, Art, Media, etc.

Jobs himself liked to use the example of typography. He took a typography course on a lark, and it became a core differentiator in Apple products.

In an age where computers were only capable of printing utilitarian, fixed-width typewriter text, Apple made a computer that could render text in the same way it's published IRL. Jobs specifically cites this during his Stanford commencement speech:

http://news.stanford.edu/news/2005/june15/jobs-061505.html