Apple CEO Tweets Photo Of Macs Running Windows
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Last year, Apple started building some of its Mac computers in the United States. This marked a small reversal for the company, which shifted its manufacturing focus to Asia in the late 90s to take advantage of low labor costs.
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Today, Tim Cook tweeted that he was inspecting the American Apple factory.
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Interestingly, the iMacs in Apple's U.S. factory appear to be running on Windows.
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It's not the first time we've gotten a look behind the scenes at an Apple factory with Macs running Windows. Foxconn, the Chinese manufacturer that makes most of Apple's gadgets, uses Windows machines too.
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