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10 Vintage Apple Ads That Time Forgot [VIDEOS]

Dennis G. Jerz / 31 Aug 2010

Awful, awful Apple TV ads.

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31 Aug 2010 in Aesthetics, Cyberculture, Design, History, Media, Rhetoric, Technology.

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