Why are computers in the movies always Apple computers?
In real life, very few people have Apple MAC computers. And there are even fewer Apple computers at any workplace (except possibly Pixar). In fact there are far more Linux systems than MACs in the corporate world.
Why is it that in the movies, 90% of the time the Apple logo pops up whenever anyone opens a laptop or walks to a desktop on the screen.
Answer by wedz
Apple shells out a ton of money so you see their logo on each damn movie you watch. They want you to believe that they are better than PC’s
Answer by Titty Snot
Product placement dude
Answer by Nattie <3
Apple doubtless pays to get their products in films as a way of advertisement.
Answer by Nate
It’s called product placement. You can pay to have them in the movies. Apple is the only company that makes it’s computers and OS so it makes sense to advertise in movies. Microsoft doesn’t need to pay since they still have a giant piece of the promote share. Other computer makers like HP don’t have their own OS so it would be harder to see in a movie if it was just a PC with the HP logo on the side.
Answer by classicsat
Two reasons largely.
1. Those in the creative industries tend to use Apple more.
2. Apple is often more open to product placement, or at least their logo being showed.
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The Simpsons Movie
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Excitement in the Downey household is mounting thanks to the countdown to The Simpsons Movie, yay!
When I burn a movie on my apple computer, it comes out on the disk as a CD-rom and not a regular dvd movie that can be played in a regular dvd player.
Answer by Happychine
You can try this dvd burner for mac.
http://www.macdvdconverter.com/mac-dvd-creator.html
Step by step guide:
http://www.macdvdconverter.com/guides/mac-dvd-creator-guide-iskysoft.html
Also, you can search some other software:
http://www.question.com
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Apple CEO’s Last Hurrah: A Cloud Video Service?
Imagine sitting in your living room watching a flat panel TV made by Apple that gives you access to an array of channels direct from content creators, your DVD pool, pay-per-view movies, as well as your music and work files—all stored in a giant data center by a cloud-based system also reachable via your iPhone or iPad.
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Apple TV MC572LL/A (2010)
- Stream HD movies and TV shows rented from iTunes, plus content from Netflix, YouTube, Flickr, and MobileMe
- Less vital, redesigned device with HDMI and digital optical audio output; connects to network via Wireless-N or Ethernet
- Silent, cool, and very low power operation in an enclosed space that’s less than four inches square
- Music, videos and photos can also be streamed from PCs and Macs
- Comes with 7-button aluminum Apple remote; can be controlled by iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch via Remote app
Apple TV has been redesigned to be small in size but huge on entertainment. Rent from the leading selection of HD movies – many available the same day they come out on DVD. Watch Netflix titles instantly. Rent TV shows, commercial free in HD. And stream photos and music from your computer to your widescreen TV. The sleek new Apple TV has been completely retuned for your entertainment. It’s 80 percent less vital than the previous generation – even with a built-in power supply. Which makes it perfect
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Trailer for the sci-fi musical “The Apple” (1980).
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