Great life owner of Netscape, Jim Clark

Clark graduated from high school in Pleynvil, Texas. Then graduated from the University of Stanford, and later became a professor. In 1982 he founded the company for visual effects Silicon Graphics and Netscape, together with Mark Anderson in 1994. With the success of Netscape and extremely popular browser Navigator, Clark and Anderson became the first capitalists in the World Wide Web. Clark wealth grew dramatically after the successful IPO in August 1995, and later became a billionaire thanks to their investment in Apple and Facebook.

Jim has a sailboat, which is over 100 feet, it does not reveal how much is cost, but mentions "Probably a little more expensive than the car of Formula 1" (and the cars of Formula 1 do not come cheap)

His first yacht is the most expensive at the time, it is 157 meters long and it has 22 touch screen and 65 km grid. Also owns two other yachts, as their prices are respectively 75 million. And 95 million. Dollars.

Clark was married four times and his current wife, Christy Heinz is 35 years old and is Australian model than he was last year celebrated 70 years as a celebrated his birthday with a 3-day party in the Dominican Republic. Clark's daughter from his previous marriage, Katie is married to one of the owners of YouTube, Chad Hurley.

 The latest acquisition of Jim does a house for $ 37 million, which was previously owned by the owner of Listerine, Melanie Bunny. Last month he bought another house near New York for 37.5 million, not even seen her live, reports the New York Post. Also in his collection of properties are: the mansion in Miami for 11 million, residence in Florida to 21.5 million, a house in Silicon Valley and others. Clark has a large collection of paintings, including those by Monet, Matisse, Picasso and Van Gogh. There is a private jet, which used mostly for business and helikoper that he piloted.

In 1999, donated 150 million for biomedical Stanford University, and before that makes a donation and Perlman Music Program.