picture this on your powerbook (apple's original logo)

[penmanila]

i don't think it's exactly what you'd like to see on your T-shirt or baseball cap.... but it's kind of cool in its own way, although hard to imagine glowing on the lid of a powerbook. here it is, folks, designed by one of apple's pioneers, ron wayne. thankfully he left apple early, and the logo presumably went with him. this comes from "dan's computer museum" at

http://www.fortunecity.com/marina/reach/435/apple2.htm

where you can find more interesting stuff and more ancient apple pix.

[Edited on 4-11-2004 by penmanila]

[dust]

People would think you're selling a computer by Charles Babbage.

[quicksilver]

looks like the logo of the pomades (remember them?) of the sixties.:haha:

[piedad]

I actually have one of those Apple IIe with me.... brings back memories of my grade-school days and first jab at programming (logo) just looking at it.

[subtleclarity]

cool!!!:lol:

[weremermaid]

I think the jabberwocky is hiding just above the apple. :P

Cherrie

[Edited on 4-20-2004 by weremermaid]

[mistermoya]

It looks like a family seal from someone with royal blood. Damn is that suppose to be Thomas Edison under the apple tree? (He was the guy who got hit by an apple right?)

[quicksilver]

i may be wrong, but i think that was isaac newton...

[bok]

Originally posted by mistermoya
It looks like a family seal from someone with royal blood. dang is that suppose to be Thomas Edison under the apple tree? (He was the guy who got hit by an apple right?)

I believe it was Sir Isaac Newton who was supposedly hit by an apple falling from a tree and so discovers the laws of gravity.