The 1984 commercial wasn't intended to state that every individual computer should be different, but that you should be able to do different things with your computer than just the business applications that were prevalent.
The 1984 commercial wasn't intended to state that every individual computer should be different, but that you should be able to do different things with your computer than just the business applications that were prevalent.
I was merely making fun of Apple's crazy licensing for the App Store, their lack of respecting privacy, the fervent fanatic love for them, and that a majority of the users that use Apple products are of a particular demographic all of which to me is very very 1984ish.
Just ask Bret Victor: http://worrydream.com/#!/Apple
Hey I will say that the MacBook Air kicks ass!
Practically speaking, I don't see that as having changed in Apple. They still see the gateway to creativity and self expression being ease of use, as opposed to some other values such as hardware compatibility or UI customizability.