This is the introductiory ad for Macintosh computers which premiered during the 1984 Super Bowl:
(the Orwellian-theme is an interesting approach (and kind-o-creepy))
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Apple was revolutionary back in the 80's. But looking at their recent track record (iTunes DRM, not licensing FairPlay, crappy first gen hardware), they are a glossy, white plastic version of Microsoft... with a better fan base.
Have you seen the anti-Clinton mash up on YouTube?
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