Note to any who would email us about our use of Jobs' profile in the apple (apple stencil found on anything from kitchen towels to coasters) picture. It was produced in-house, and is not illegal as it is nothing but a stencil apple and a guy's profile. The concept dates back several months and was freely released at the time (http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/10/10/us-apple-design-idUSTRE7991PP20111010). The term "iSad" has also floated around for years on t-shirts and headlines. Apple does NOT and cannot copyright i(anything) though they've doubtlessly tried. Please stop pretending to be patent lawyers, you are ridiculous. You pretend that you know the laws and precedents of the United States, but you're really just a propagandist. If by some miracle you are interested in reality then read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Corp._of_America_v._Universal_City_Studios,_Inc. ... and then proceed to SHUT IT! The irony that Sony was fighting for citizen rights to freely distributed media at the time may be lost on you but some of us find it poetic. Thanks for the precedent Sony! Good luck with those CD and DVD sales!