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What's most astonishing about Apple's success at getting its products into hit movies and TV series is that it (supposedly) never pays a dime for it, other than providing the products themselves. That sets Apple apart from the countless other companies which shell out huge sums to make it look as though cool people actually lust after their gadgets.
In 2014, Apple devices appeared in a whopping 9 of the 35 movies which earned the #1 spot at the U.S. weekend box office — meaning that regular theater goers were inundated with subliminal Apple ads during one in every four top movies.
And by mobile device, they mean an iPhone or iPad
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