Entitled "1944" this 8-minute film was Apple's in-house takeoff of the "1984" Super Bowl Macintosh ad.
The World War II-themed film was used to inspire Apple's international sales team. Highlights include Steve Jobs as FDR.

Trivia: 6502 8-bit microprocessor of Apple II Plus 6800 8-bit microprocessor of Apple II 512: The Macintosh 512K Personal Computer (the first update from the original Macintosh 128K) "General Kapor and General Gates": Reference to pledges of support by Bill Gates (Microsoft Word, Excel) and Mitch Kapor (Lotus 1-2-3).

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Entitled "1944" this 8-minute film was Apple's in-house takeoff of the "1984" Super Bowl Macintosh ad. The World War II-themed film was used to inspire Apple's international sales team. Highlights include Steve Jobs as FDR.

Entitled "1944" this 8-minute film was Apple's in-house takeoff of the "1984" Super Bowl Macintosh ad.
The World War II-themed film was used to inspire Apple's international sales team. Highlights include Steve Jobs as FDR.