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Today is the 40th birthday of Apple's indomitable Macintosh. Forty years and two days ago, on January 22, 1984, during the Super Bowl…

Forty years ago, Ridley Scott created an advertisement with Orwellian overtones that promised to liberate the masses... with technology

Read the story behind Apple’s 1984 Macintosh reveal, the Super Bowl’s first blockbuster commercial.

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Darryl Brooks/Shutterstock.com It’s 1984. More than 77 million Americans—nearly one-third of the country—are tuned in to their televisions to watch Super Bowl XVIII. The Los Angeles Raiders are down 9 to 28 in the third quarter against the Washington Redskins when the teams pause for a commercial break. Suddenly, a brass instrument sounds as the camera zooms in on a tubular pedway. Marching across the television screen is a line of bald, expressionless, uniformed people. There’s a spli...