Apple: A little more color, please<article>
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<p>Apple has a long back and forth relationship with the role of color in its products. Even looking back at the original Macintosh, which debuted with a black and white display at a time when the company’s long-running Apple II line boasted color graphics. (The Apple II which, it should also be noted, gave us the venerable six-color Apple logo.)</p><figure class="medium right"><a class="zoom" href="
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<p>In more recent years, color has played a part in the outward facing part of Apple’s products as well. When the <a href="
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Apple: A little more color, please
