[Press Release]
Apple today announced the newest, most exciting direction for it's new state of the art, iMac G5.
In a new endeavor, Maine's Governor has announce a new initiative called, "Little Huey". Elementary schools across the state will be installing hundreds of iMac G5's in supercomputing clusters to enable the little tots to generate live fractal computations for the purpose of moving finger paints from the real world to the digital realm. Using touch screen technology and dozens of tiny, eager contributors, the children will remove the mess and cleanup onus from teachers and save the expense of purchasing finger paint several times a year.
"This idea would not be possible without the incredible support of Apple Computer", said the governor. "My only regret is depriving all those eager Mac users their long awaited computers."
Apple declined to comment on the potential loss of shipping units to those ordering early, but did indicate that supply would gradually meet the high anticipated demand.
[End Press Release, Copyright Apple Computer, 2004]