I guess you all forgot about the landmark case in the 90's. When Jobs first got back on at apple he proceded to sue Sunny Valley Apple Orchard in Cupertino's suburbs. There's even a video of the court procedings
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0
I am not shocked in the least to see this from them, given their past behaviour. Towards the end of the video the orchard owner is asking "But what shall I call my fruit" to which Jobs said he could care less, just don't call them apples. That is how the grape flavored apples got started http://www.grapplefruits.com/
I am flabbergasted no one here has caught on to the larger picture. This is clearly the government in cahoots with the (paper) notebook industry and the laptop manufactuers. Now we will all buy more calculators, and paper notebooks. Also it will help to sell more new laptops. Perhaps this somehow coincides with the launch of the MacBook Air. I suspect their next announcement will be it has the TSA's "Clear" certification, and the MBA is allowed on all flights. That would make more people buy the expensive thing.
Just kidding. Friggin ridiculous TSA.
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I guess you all forgot about the landmark case in the 90's. When Jobs first got back on at apple he proceded to sue Sunny Valley Apple Orchard in Cupertino's suburbs. There's even a video of the court procedings http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0 I am not shocked in the least to see this from them, given their past behaviour. Towards the end of the video the orchard owner is asking "But what shall I call my fruit" to which Jobs said he could care less, just don't call them apples. That is how the grape flavored apples got started http://www.grapplefruits.com/
I am flabbergasted no one here has caught on to the larger picture. This is clearly the government in cahoots with the (paper) notebook industry and the laptop manufactuers. Now we will all buy more calculators, and paper notebooks. Also it will help to sell more new laptops. Perhaps this somehow coincides with the launch of the MacBook Air. I suspect their next announcement will be it has the TSA's "Clear" certification, and the MBA is allowed on all flights. That would make more people buy the expensive thing. Just kidding. Friggin ridiculous TSA.