Onkos tämäkin Applen tuotos?

[nimenion]

http://pixar.wikia.com/wiki/EVE

:-)

[dasda]

The film contains numerous references to Apple computers: -when WALL-E is fully charged by the sun, he makes the same "boot up" sound that most of Apple's Macintosh computers have made since circa 1996. -WALL-E watches his favorite movie every night on the screen of an iPod -The villainous Autopilot's voice is provided by Apple's text-to-speech system, MacinTalk -EVE's sleek design as an evolution of WALL-E's parallels the sleek iMac design having evolved from the boxy, beige Apple IIe. Steve Jobs, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Apple Computer, was CEO of Pixar until its acquisition by Disney in 2005, and as a shareholder and member of the Disney Board of Directors is still actively involved with the company.
- imdb:stä

[matteus/2]

Steve Jobs, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Apple Computer, was CEO of Pixar until its acquisition by Disney in 2005, and as a shareholder and member of the Disney Board of Directors is still actively involved with the company.
- imdb:stä

Jobs on 7% siivullaan Disneyn suurin yksittäinen osakkeenomistaja. Aika jännää.

[kuimu]

http://www.firstshowing.net/2008/05/18/ ... eve-robot/

In an article in Fortune, Wall-E's director Andrew Stanton explains that Apple's lead designer, Jonathan Ive,
who is credited as the designer of the iMac, iPod, and iPhone, was referred to Pixar for a day via the request of Steve Jobs.

[Luiro]

Siis ku kävin katsomassa tämän leffan ja kun tämä "sankari" heräsi ylös, niin hän päästi Macin käynnistys äänen.
Ja jotain tuttuja Mac ääniä leffassa kuului ja iPodikin vilahti "roskien" seassa..

[Macfly]

Katsoin itsekin äsken Wall-E:n ja oli sävähdyttävän hauska kuulla tuttua MAC-soundia. Hyvä oli itse leffakin. Hauskaa huumoria ja hitusen muistutusta ihmiskunnalle.

[hazardi]

http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixar

[Jone]

Jos en ihan väärin kuullut niin EVE:n "pussatessa" kuului joku vanhempi, tyyliin PowerMac 6100 starttiääni.
Hyvä leffa, pidin oikein kovasti.

[Forsteiner]

http://www.firstshowing.net/2008/05/18/ ... eve-robot/

In an article in Fortune, Wall-E's director Andrew Stanton explains that Apple's lead designer, Jonathan Ive,
who is credited as the designer of the iMac, iPod, and iPhone, was referred to Pixar for a day via the request of Steve Jobs.

"While he did provide a few tips and ideas, Stanton said that Ive, who is notoriously known for not saying much, didn't really make too many modifications. "The most he could do is nod his head to the things we said we wanted to do." Ive wouldn't comment on the situation, but it's definitely exciting to hear that Apple's design guru had a hand in designing one element of Wall-E, even if he didn't change too much."

Kuulostaa siltä, että Iven panos suunnitteluun ei ollut kovinkaan kummoinen.