You don't have to be the world's biggest Apple fan to recognize one of the most iconic moments of its long history. Steve Jobs unveiled the very first Macintosh at the Flint Center in Cupertino in January 1984 and part of the demonstration involved it saying the word "Hello." That word became part of the Macintosh's, and Apple's, history. And now you can walk around with it emblazoned on your chest thanks to one U.K. supermarket.
The pictures of a Macintosh with the word "Hello" on its screen have become iconic, as has the famous 1984 Superbowl ad. But it's easier to put a word on a piece of clothing than it is a video, as Sainsbury's and its clothing brand Tu have proven with this "Hello Slogan Stripe Jumper."
