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May 17, 10:39 AM
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January 29, 9:02 AM
For all the geek parents who had to go through potty training of their terrible twos... Delete the scoop?
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Think the iPad's price tag is steep? One famed Apple product, the original Apple I, sold for $374,500 on Friday.Auction house Sotheby's sold a 1976 Apple I Computer -- which still works! -- in New York on Friday, after a bidding war broke out between two potential buyers. Delete the scoop?
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It was 35 years ago today that two Steves and a handful of employees introduced the world to a game-changer: the Apple II. Delete the scoop?
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Apple's pretty products do a good job distracting from the bleak reality of how they're made. As we've learned from the Foxconn debacle, that means sub-standard working conditions. But it's not just people that are affected, but also the environment.
Built to support iCloud, Apple's new billion-dollar data center in Maiden, North Carolina is another strike against the world's most valuable company. In fact, the behemoth, which is one of the largest such facilities on the planet, is powered mostly by coal, through Duke Energy. Even though Cupertino is building a solar farm down the road from the data center, that renewable source only accounts for 10 percent of its juice... Delete the scoop?
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