Haha You've got to see this

[EJBasile]

I was looking around dells website.

Go to this link
Dell Plasma TVs (http://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/plasma_w4200ed?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&~tab=viewstab#tabtop)

>On the right side of the screen click the interactive tour button.
>Wait for the tour thing to load
>When loaded go to the menu on the top right side of the window and click
on the versatility gallery.
> On the bar thing on the right click on the bedroom picture
> There you will find a picture of the dell plasma on the wall, a lady sitting on a bed right next to A POWERBOOK

Nice Job Dell!

[Daveway]

That is definitely NOT a Powerbook or even iBook. It's a dell notebook. :p

[iLikeMyiMac]

For those who don't want to go through the flash here is a screen shot.

I don't remember when Apple outlined their keyboards in blue. It's not a pbook.

[clayj]

Dude, you know you posted this identical topic like two months ago (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=106486&page=2)? :rolleyes:

[maya]

I second that, its NOT a PowerBook. You can see a blue trim on that notebook.

Get your eyes checked. ;) :)

[grapes911]

Dude, you know you posted this identical topic like two months ago (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=106486&page=2)? :rolleyes:


Maybe he was using this spam to reach 500.

[clayj]

Maybe he was using this spam to reach 500.Certainly could be possible... he has 503 posts as I write this. :)

[AppleMatt]

That definitely is a PowerBook (or iBook), I expect the blue tinges are a result of piss-poor flash JPEG compression. It's not at all uncommon for companies to use stock photography, this has happened before.

edit: To help those who need to get their eyes checked...
1) screen drops behind keyboard.
2) corner nearest camera - trim is grey.
3) slot loading drive on the side.
4) Apple latch button.
5) Edges curved just like Apple laptops.

AppleMatt

[wdlove]

The desktop certainly looks like those offered by Apple. Thank you Dell.

[brap]

Yeah, I'm with AppleMatt. It's a doctored Powerbook.

[buryyourbrideau]

agreed the slot loading drive and screen latch certainly look apple :)

[Lacero]

That definitely is a PowerBook (or iBook), I expect the blue tinges are a result of piss-poor flash JPEG compression. It's not at all uncommon for companies to use stock photography, this has happened before.

edit: To help those who need to get their eyes checked...
1) screen drops behind keyboard.
2) corner nearest camera - trim is grey.
3) slot loading drive on the side.
4) Apple latch button.
5) Edges curved just like Apple laptops.

AppleMatt

Yep. It is a 12" PowerBook for sure. Most stock photographers prefer to shoot stock shots with Apple computer products because they look awesome. And because Apple designs stand the test of time and really important for stock photos whose contents can look dated quickly.

[EJBasile]

Certainly could be possible... he has 503 posts as I write this. :)

How do you find out how many posts you've written.

[Platform]

How do you find out how many posts you've written.

First you search the forum
Then you go to the easy stickey FAQ about avatars and posts and there you will see ;)

well here it is done for you
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=90468

[clayj]

How do you find out how many posts you've written.Click your name, and then click View Public Profile.