>lately I have become more and more aware of seeing macs being used as >props on camera, all over the place in TV shows, as an integral part of >the equipment they are relying on during the plotline of the show. This >brings a smile to my face. I propose a game we can have, onrunning here, >as a side note. To wit--any time you see a mac being used in a TV show >or a movie, see if you can ID what it is and what it's being used for >and pop it up here.. I beleive advertisers call this the all important >'product placement' visibility. >
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