A tale of tales: the Apple Newton narratives

This is an account of the textual, oral and pictorial traditions of the Apple Newton brand community. Echoing the much longer and richer tradition of Irish storytelling, Newton users have constructed a tapestry of tales that interweave the personal and the commercial, the scientific and the artistic...

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