The Net (1995)
The old Mac lies, apparently discarded, in Angela's house.
Released in 1984, the Macintosh was the first commercially viable computer to use a graphical interface and mouse.
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The old Mac lies, apparently discarded, in Angela's house.
Paul has a Mac in his bedroom, but never uses it.
Newton uses his Mac in the labs to model a robot's hand, and later takes in on the truck in pursuit of Number 5.
The Mac would struggle with the colour 3D graphics, not least because of its monochrome display!
Mel has the Mac in his office, although he doesn't use it.
The geek character, William Lichter, has a Macintosh in his room.
After reuniting with his girlfriend in Las Vegas, Percy uses an Apple Mac in an attempt to iron the bugs out of his blackjack system.
The drug-baron Angelo has a Mac in his office and one of his henchmen uses it to play a game.
The henchman plays the game by holding the mouse in the air and intermittently pressing the button - a bit strange.
Paul has a Mac in his room, but never uses it.
The school kids use a Mac to reprogram a robot in order to win a basketball game, the result of which will dictate to future existence of Earth.
Jack's boss and the head-honcho of the local drug cartel both have Macintosh computers on their desks.
Nick is sent the Macintosh as a (very generous) present from his parents. After setting it up strange messages start appearing on the screen.
We'll chalk us the daemonic messages to artistic license.
The Macintosh is the focus of Apple's efforts, despite Steve Jobs allowing competing factions to develop within Apple.
The scientists use an Macintosh in the guise of the supercomputer INFORB. The CIA have a more conventional Mac too.
INFORB appears to be sentient.
James has an Macintosh on his desk at work.
The duty officer at City Hall has a Macintosh on her desk.
One of the group, Jack, spends far too much time working on his Apple Macintosh.
Jack's Mac beeps incessantly every time he touches the keyboard or mouse.
Danny has a Mac in his dormitory at school.
