Ha ha!!
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I don't know. It seems an identifiying logo is missing.
On the same subject: would you like to know why NASA rover has landed safely this week? http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/images/featureTeam20040104.jpg
On the same subject: would you like to know why NASA rover has landed safely this week? http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/images/featureTeam20040104.jpg
octane
I have issues, OK!
I used to work for a design agency, and we'd get commissions from mail order catalogues and the like.
Say we were working in an IT feature, we'd get product photography sent in, but sometimes, we'd be working to a deadline and we'd have to make up the photo shoot ourselves.
So, we'd get my mate James sat in front of mac in the studio trying his damnedest to look smart [not easy for him, but he did his best shot and nearly pulled if he put his glasses on, but I digress].
We get the image up on screen, we'd have the client sat there and they would then _specifically_ ask us to drop in a screen shot from a pc and then touch out any reference to Apple .. even though it was totally obvious what computer it was.
The ironic thing is, the catalogue firm would get calls from people wanting the computer from the shot, even though it was some dry IT purchasing rag that only dealt with pc's. So the answer was always no.
I'm just wondering if Apple have any grounds for misrepresentation, here?
Say we were working in an IT feature, we'd get product photography sent in, but sometimes, we'd be working to a deadline and we'd have to make up the photo shoot ourselves.
So, we'd get my mate James sat in front of mac in the studio trying his damnedest to look smart [not easy for him, but he did his best shot and nearly pulled if he put his glasses on, but I digress].
We get the image up on screen, we'd have the client sat there and they would then _specifically_ ask us to drop in a screen shot from a pc and then touch out any reference to Apple .. even though it was totally obvious what computer it was.
The ironic thing is, the catalogue firm would get calls from people wanting the computer from the shot, even though it was some dry IT purchasing rag that only dealt with pc's. So the answer was always no.
I'm just wondering if Apple have any grounds for misrepresentation, here?
Stridder44
Universal Traveler
Im really not liking Dell as much...almost as bad as Microsoft...you just seem to always see them...ugh...
It's definitely a TiBook. A "Rev. A" to be exact (look at the IrDA window at the back of the notebook). I know those slots and stuff quite well from my ex-TiBook. ;-) But we come across these a lot. Stock photo used, I guess. Or the graphics shop just had Macs to use for the photograph. ;-)