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Once the share is registered a genuine Apple Computer share certificate displaying the shareholder's name will be delivered. The shareholder will be entitled to shareholder rights and any perks relevant to one share. The shareholder will ... receive important information directly from Apple Computer including annual reports, invitations to meetings and a right to vote on issues affecting the company.
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That said, non-industry residents of Cupertino complain that Apple Computer and the other technology companies rule the town almost like a fiefdom. Residents complain that there's no sense of community and that the high-tech businesses have driven up property taxes and made life in Santa Clara County unlivable for people who don't earn six figures a year.
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Apple Computer today introduced hardware designed to help the company dominate a market that doesn't really exist yet: online video downloads. The company introduced its long-anticipated video iPod. And it ... introduced a new iMac G5 desktop with a built-in video camera and a remote control, to make using the Mac more like watching TV.
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Apple Computer was one of the earliest software and hardware companies to recognize the value of MyPublisher's Photo Books and built a Photo Book feature into the first version of iPhoto in 2002. Since then, it has become an increasingly popular feature for iPhoto users.
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In June 1993, John Sculley left the company and Michael Spindler was appointed as the new CEO of Apple Computer. That year marked the release of the "Newton" MessagePad, the first "personal digital assistant" or "PDA." The company announced numerous layoffs and executive-level changes. The Apple II was discontinued. In the next year, Apple began to license its Mac OS, with the intention of getting other computer manufacturers involved in producing "clone" or "Apple-compatible" computers, and expanding its share of the personal computer market.
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CUPERTINO, Calif. — Apple Computer, Inc. today announced a free recycling program for iPod, the world's most popular digital music player. The company joins the likes of Dell computer, which this week announced similar plans to up its computer equipment recycling.
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