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    Seinfeld takes Microsoft’s $10 million for Windows ads, then goes right back to Apple Mac
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    The funnyman is currently appearing on TV sitting behind a conspicuously placed MacBook Pro. He showed up with his Mac a week ago on an episode of the HBO comedy series 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' where he and series star Larry David are shown putting together a 'Seinfeld' reunion program. Full Article at MacDailyNews
    The funnyman is currently appearing on TV sitting behind a conspicuously placed MacBook Pro. He showed up with his Mac a week ago on an episode of the HBO comedy series 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' where he and series star Larry David are shown putting together a 'Seinfeld' reunion program.
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 2 weeks ago
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Seinfeld takes Microsoft’s $10 million for Windows ads, then goes right back to Apple Mac
  1. Classic versions of Apple computers popped up regularly on 'Seinfeld,' usually sitting on a desk in Jerry's TV apartment.
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 2 weeks ago
  2. In 2008, Microsoft paid Seinfeld $10 million to pitch its Windows Vista operating system
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 2 weeks ago
  3. No more Windows for Bill Gates' former best pal -- the comic has apparently gone back to his first love, Apple [Mac] computers.
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 2 weeks ago
  4. An early Mac ad even used a clip of a young Seinfeld doing stand-up.
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 2 weeks ago
  5. Pairing the comic with PCs was an odd choice from the start, because when Seinfeld was master of his own domain, he had been associated with Macs
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 2 weeks ago
  6. Jerry Seinfeld has pulled the old switcheroo
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 2 weeks ago
  7. But that measly amount bought only one year of his loyalty -- and he's legally free to defect to the competition
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 2 weeks ago

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