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  • Jony Ive wearing a white shirt and blue blazer, photographed outdoors in 2015 when he was Apple's chief design officer
    Jony Ive
    / Designing for usability and elegance

    The 2003 PowerBook G4, launched as the world’s lightest and slimmest laptop computer, included a 43-cm (17-inch) LCD screen, a backlit keyboard, the latest wireless technology, and a bevy of other features that brought Ive’s vision of the comforts of home to computing on the road.

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    The 2003 PowerBook G4, launched as the world’s lightest and slimmest laptop computer, included a 43-cm (17-inch) LCD screen, a backlit keyboard, the latest wireless technology, and a bevy of other features that brought Ive’s vision of the comforts of home to computing on the road.

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