You have to love attention to detail...

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It's pretty common for people to hate Apple and to pick on the apple-tax, but then you spot something like this and you just have to smile (that special blend of fanboy smile!).

The standard icon for textpad is clearly a text pad with a pen. I was looking into icons, and ended up maximizing the text pad icon. (click for full size)



The quote was heavily used during early Apple commercials, but like many things Apple, it's just the attention to detail thats awesome!

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