Tangerine Dreams
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| - | The computer that appears in Labor Dabor appears to be a [http://www.theapplemuseum.com/index.php?id=tam&page=personal&subpage=imac_revd&skin=specs Rev. D iMac] running the Classic MacOS (System 8 or 9). However, in the cartoons the CD-ROM drive seems to be slot-loading, whereas the iMacs never had slot-loading | + | The computer that appears in Labor Dabor appears to be a [http://www.theapplemuseum.com/index.php?id=tam&page=personal&subpage=imac_revd&skin=specs Rev. D iMac] running the Classic MacOS (System 8 or 9). However, in the cartoons the CD-ROM drive seems to be slot-loading, whereas the iMacs never had slot-loading untill Revision E, when the Tangerine color was discontinued. The computer carries its normal tray-loading drive in [[Labor Dabor]]. |
The logo on Tangerine Dreams (also the same logo on the [[Tandy 400]]), a rainbow-colored star with a "bite" taken out of its side, is a play on the old Apple logo, an rainbow apple with a bite missing. | The logo on Tangerine Dreams (also the same logo on the [[Tandy 400]]), a rainbow-colored star with a "bite" taken out of its side, is a play on the old Apple logo, an rainbow apple with a bite missing. | ||
[[Category: Computers]] | [[Category: Computers]] | ||
Revision as of 21:38, 13 November 2004
Tangerine Dreams is so named because it is the page title for the email "weird dream", in which Strong Bad uses The Cheat's orange-colored computer to answer an email.
Tangerine Dreams is The Cheat's iMac computer. He uses it to make Flash cartoons including: The Cheat Theme Song, Everybody to the Limit, a main page, and many more.
"Tangerine Dreams" also is the name of a song sung in a Pete and Pete episode.
Tangerine Dreamis a famous prog rock group from the last 4 decades. Their music is often mocked for being cheesy and new agey, although they still continue to record today.
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The Real Computer
The computer that appears in Labor Dabor appears to be a Rev. D iMac running the Classic MacOS (System 8 or 9). However, in the cartoons the CD-ROM drive seems to be slot-loading, whereas the iMacs never had slot-loading untill Revision E, when the Tangerine color was discontinued. The computer carries its normal tray-loading drive in Labor Dabor.
The logo on Tangerine Dreams (also the same logo on the Tandy 400), a rainbow-colored star with a "bite" taken out of its side, is a play on the old Apple logo, an rainbow apple with a bite missing.
