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If not fruit, what is an apple and an apricot?
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#72238. Asked by nibbles0011. (Nov 13 06 7:22 AM)
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Trollheart
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They're both types of personal computers. Apple Macintosh and Apricot (don't know the full name, but they did make computers in the early 80s I think)
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crotalus77
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Both are fruits. The apple is a pome or pomaceous fruit and the apricot is a drupe.
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nibbles0011
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Thanks for that
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Baloo55th
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Apricot started off as ACT, marketed a range of non-IBM compatible PCs that were reasonably advanced for their day, but without the something extra that Apple had. Later bought by Mitsubishi, and closed in the 90s. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apricot_Computers
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Trollheart
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nibbles, were you seriously asking if apples are fruit, or was the question meant, as I took it to be, as "what ELSE other than fruits could these things be?"
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Master_Algie
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There are loads of other "apple"s:
"The Apple," an episode of Star Trek: The Original Series
The Apple (film), a 1980 Science-fiction, rock musical motion picture directed by Menahem Golan
Apple Daily, a newspaper based in Hong Kong
"The Apple, a one-act comedy written by American playwright Jimmy J. Brunnelle
Apple Records, a record label founded by The Beatles, and Apple Corps, its holding company
Apple (album), an album by Mother Love Bone
Apple (band), a British psychedelic rock band
Apple (automobile), an US car sold between 1917 and 1918
APPLE, Ariane Passenger Payload Experiment, India's first Geostationary communication satellite, launched June 19, 1981
Big Apple, a nickname for New York City
Apple River, Illinois, a village
Apple River (Illinois), a river
Apple River, Wisconsin, a town
Apple River (Wisconsin), a river
Apples, Vaud, a commune in Vaud, Switzerland
Apple Valley, Minnesota
Apple is a surname, as seen with Benjamin, Charlie, and Fiona Apple.
Also: a derrogatory term for a Native American who 'sells out' Native values for white culture (red on the outside, but white on the inside)
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Master_Algie
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The Asia Pacific Regional Internet Conference on Operational Technologies, or APRICOT, is the annual Internet operations conference for the Asia-Pacific region.
http://www.apricot.net/
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