In reading your comments about the Soviets and large posters, I'm
reminded of PowerComputing's old ad campaigns with the Russian
soldiers. I have a small copy (I'd love to have a full-size one, but
they cost around three hundred bills) on my wall of the soldier with
the sledgehammer taking a swing at the "Wintel" sign. Those were
some good stuff. If I ever have access to a colour inkjet printer,
I'll be sure to put that on a t-shirt. That'd be so sweet.
-James
>Here's some pictures of this week's MacWorld Expo, including some
>detail shots of the new hardware. It was fun, and there was lots of
>cool stuff to see.
>
>http://homepage.mac.com/lauriegeorgie/macworld03/
>
>But the greatest thing was taking my older daughter, who is 7, to her
>first macworld. We sat and watched a demo of the new browser, Safari.
>After a while I whispered to her "if this is too complicated, we can go
>look at something else" to which she responded "SHHHHHHHH!"
>
>I took her up to one of the Apple blackshirts, and introduced him to
>her as one of the people who actually makes Macs for us. She looked up
>at him as if he was a rockstar. And when we asked what he does, and he
>said Quicktime and whipped out a cool japanese cellphone and demo'd
>streaming quicktime on its brilliant screen, she was convinced that he
>was one.
>
>- Peter
>pjfraser_at_alamedanet.net
>
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