When I was at Apple there was one time I was sitting in the big waiting area right outside of Steve Jobs' office. (NO, I wasn't waiting to speak to him) But there was a window to his office with blinds that were shut, but some were open, and all I made out from the couch I was sitting on were some iMac boxes. This was last spring by the way. I all honesty, I bet he just has a Dual 800 MHz G4 with a Cinema Display. That's usually the kind of setup most execs have. I seriously doubt he would have an unreliable prototype machine for doing mission critical stuff.
I read somewhere in an interview from some business magazine that he uses a 500 MHz G4 Cube (very rare), and a 15" Studio Display. He takes a PowerBook G4 on the go. Apparently he wants mininum desk space taken up by the computer. I could be wrong though.
[quote]Here's some classic gossip I haven't confirmed: Word from an insider working on a documentary about Emeryville animation studio Pixar is that sitting on the desk of CEO Steve Jobs is not one of those snazzy new iMacs. No, not at all. Apparently, the co-founder of Apple is outfitted with a Dell PC.<hr></blockquote>
Not that I believe it, I'd say a Cube with a 22" Cinema Display - the two best products Apple has ever made.
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<strong>dude, he got a dell.</strong><hr></blockquote>
From gossip columnist at SFgate:
<a href="http://www.sfgate.com/columnists/lisick/"; target="_blank">http://www.sfgate.com/columnists/lisick/</a>;
[quote]Here's some classic gossip I haven't confirmed: Word from an insider working on a documentary about Emeryville animation studio Pixar is that sitting on the desk of CEO Steve Jobs is not one of those snazzy new iMacs. No, not at all. Apparently, the co-founder of Apple is outfitted with a Dell PC.<hr></blockquote>
Not that I believe it, I'd say a Cube with a 22" Cinema Display - the two best products Apple has ever made.