Apple co-founder and current CEO Steven Jobs was crushed to death on stage when introducing a new Apple product to a capacity crowd. On lookers watched in horror when Apple's latest product, a rear projection screen iPod, tipped over and fell on to Mr Jobs when he had his back turned to the revolutionary new device. Steve Jobs returned to Apple in December 1996 and lead Apple to a recovery by introducing a new MAC computer, called the iMAC, running a modified version of Windows 95. The company hit new heights when it released the wildly popular iPod music device. The potable music device allows users to play music downloaded from Apple's subscription music service iTunes.
Apple's stock jumped 20% in after hours trading. Mr Jobs is survived by his wife and children.
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Originally posted by progmac
this got me to thinking, so i went into the internet archives and dug up this image from 1998.
Love it! Maybe you should apply for a job at Apple?
Originally posted by Matthew Yohe
updated:
Cool. We DO matter.
Hi anonymous web guy m/f at Apple.
Originally posted by Matthew Yohe
updated:
CONFIRMED: Apple to unveil gigantic rear-projection iPod!
October 11, 2005
Apple co-founder and current CEO Steven Jobs was crushed to death on stage when introducing a new Apple product to a capacity crowd. On lookers watched in horror when Apple's latest product, a rear projection screen iPod, tipped over and fell on to Mr Jobs when he had his back turned to the revolutionary new device. Steve Jobs returned to Apple in December 1996 and lead Apple to a recovery by introducing a new MAC computer, called the iMAC, running a modified version of Windows 95. The company hit new heights when it released the wildly popular iPod music device. The potable music device allows users to play music downloaded from Apple's subscription music service iTunes.
Apple's stock jumped 20% in after hours trading. Mr Jobs is survived by his wife and children.
Originally posted by fng
The potable music device allows users to play music downloaded from Apple's subscription music service iTunes.
Wow, the iPod is now so thin we can drink it! My stomach is going to be rockin'!
Originally posted by CosmoNut
Wow, the iPod is now so thin we can drink it! My stomach is going to be rockin'!
Either that or they're targeting the stoner demographic.
Originally posted by Placebo
Either that or they're targeting the stoner demographic.
in which case his stomach would still be rockin' after he satisfies his munchies