Fasten your drool cups: Business 2.0 presents five imaginary Apple products, as envisioned by Pentagram, the product design company that was founded by Bob Brunner, who designed the PowerBook.
UPDATE: Simon Gatrall says: "I used to work at Pentagram under Bob Brunner. Bob did not found Pentagram. Bob is a partner. Pentagram was started in London in 1972 by five partners, Bob didn't become a partner until 1996. There are now 19 partners. He did help found Lunar Design in 1984."
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