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Serious Business Computer

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Moving this video to joemawlma's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 3 days.

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This shouldn't be in the 80's channel, the Power Mac was first introduced in 1996.

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*nochannel *commercial *geek *comedy *terrible

It's amazing how just 10 years ago they were trying to tout the Mac as a business machine, and now they're trying to paint the PC as a "work only" machine.
God, I hate Apple.

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>> ^MarineGunrock:
It's amazing how just 10 years ago they were trying to tout the Mac as a business machine, and now they're trying to paint the PC as a "work only" machine.

To be fair, the message changed soon after Steve Jobs took the helm at Apple again in 1997. In the 80's, Apple needed to be a business machine to survive in the market, which led to Steve Jobs being forced from the company in 1985. In the late 90's, Apple was dying because they had lost the business market in all but a few sectors, and needed a new direction to remain competitive. Apple had to adapt to survive, and Jobs's message never changed.

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