A strong stir was generated in the last hours in Canada by the detail that an Internet user discovered in a presentation of the premier Justin Trudeau before his supporters. In a photo that began to circulate a few hours ago, the liberal politician can be seen sitting in front of a computer with the Apple logo, addressing a group of people through a videoconference.
Although it is not certain who the author of the postcard was, it is projected that it could have been a collaborator who in his eagerness to want to show the human side of the party leader ended up generating a real headache by making that image public .
Is that as observed by a very detailed user Trudeau used a disguised laptop. The image posted on the “Trudeau Training Team” portal on the liberal party’s website, the liberal politician can be seen in a video conference meeting with a “fake MacBook.”
The photograph went unnoticed for months, until the most avid tech eyes of the Canadian opposition settled on several small details: an Apple sticker over an HP logo, the black charger cable, the connections, and the giant Windows interface on it. the mirror screen.
Faced with the dust that arose, a spokesman for the Liberal Party of Canada confirmed that indeed the computer is not an Apple brand and explained that this situation was reached by improvisation. He argued that he was borrowed a laptop from a volunteer in order to conduct the video conference, and it appears that the volunteer is the true Apple fan.
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