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The answers to our Mac celebs quiz
Well, we're impressed! You all did very well with our Mac Celebrity quiz. Here are the official answers:- Steve Wozniak, Co-founder of Apple, designer of Apple and Apple ||
- Guy Kawasaki, Macintosh evangelist
- Gil Amelio, one-time CEO of Apple. Let's just move on to #4, shall we?
- Jonathan Ive, designer of the iMac and iPod
- Al Gore, member of Apple's board (he also worked as Vice President of the United States for a while)
- There are two possible answers for #6. We'll accept Ellen Feiss, beloved switcher; also Ellen Hancock, former Apple CTO
- Jean-Louis Gassée, former Apple executive who wanted Apple to adopt his BeOS, and not Steve's NeXT.
- Bill Atkinson, creator of the great HyperCard
- Jef Raskin, Macintosh designer
- Rupert Lissner, creator of AppleWorks (That one was tricky)
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
kyle said 2:25PM on 6-28-2006
steve spielberg
guy richie
gillian anderson
jonathan frakes
al jolson
ellen degeneres
jean-louis dreyfuss
bill gates
jef goldblum
rupert murdoch, aka robert paulson
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Edward said 2:27PM on 6-28-2006
Would you have accepted Jeff Goldblum? He might have been even more recognisable for most Apple fans, sans the spelling error.
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kyle said 2:35PM on 6-28-2006
steve spielberg
guy richie
gillian anderson
jonathan frakes
al jolson
ellen degeneres
jean-louis dreyfuss
bill gates
jef goldblum
rupert murdoch, aka robert paulson
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Electric Sheep said 2:59PM on 6-28-2006
What???
Jeff Goldblum did some TV comercial voiceovers.
Jef Raskin created the Macintosh itself.
Anyone who didn't automatically get "Jef Raskin" right should be flogged until the bleed 6-colors...
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James Welborn said 5:58PM on 6-28-2006
Number 1 could also be Steve Capps of Finder fame. The only one I didn't guess was Rupert.
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Ian Betteridge said 7:33PM on 6-28-2006
There's two possible answers for number 5 as well. The second is Al Eisenstat, former senior VP at Apple in the 1980's and early 90's.
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