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Or Apple. (ducks)

• marcosdumay 13y ago
  Why duck? Apple is a reasonable example.
• wil421 13y ago
  Apple has had a renaissance lately. I believe they are more of a world company based in Cali.
  • jacalata 13y ago
    What does 'having a renaissance' have to do with whether they are American or not? If anything, they are becoming more 'American' with their high-PR plans to build stuff in the USA. Their products all have 'designed in California' etched on them. They are, and they want to be, American.
    • wil421 13y ago
      >Maybe the younger generation, much more focused on and exposed to computer/electronics brands, doesn't care much for Boeing or GE. But to anyone here over 30, Boeing is pretty damn 'American'. This is why I said that, younger people see Apple more than older people do because of the "renaissance." You could easily counter with the Apple 2 in the 80s... Edit: they want to be Californian, they are different note how it doesnt say designed in America.
      • sanoli 13y ago
        >note how it doesnt say designed in America. Ha! I hadn't thought about that untill your post. What the hell is this 'designed in California' thing? Boy, Apple really does try hard to look cool. Someone probably said "why not 'designed in Silicon Valley'?" and he/she was fired for not knowing that it was too bourgeois.
      • jacalata 13y ago
        I don't remember the 80s, so I don't know what you would say about the apple 2 :) as a non-American under 30, I consider apple very American. California is American like Hollywood and NYC.