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Again, please stop trying to justify inclusion of Original research into the article. As has been pointed out consistently, making a claim that a prop displayed on a fictional television programme is a particular brand of product, not explicitely presented in the content of the show, is outside the scope of Wikipedia. Such claims are tantamount to fancruft which should be saved for fansites. The additional of a ""citation"" for the Apple II based on blog does not qualify as a Reliable source: At the other end of the reliability scale lie personal websites, weblogs (blogs), bulletin boards, and Usenet posts, which are not acceptable as sources.  The particular blog entry in fact makes a contrary statement that ""the button-pressing mystery — which has shackled Locke's destiny to an Apple IIE..."" The Apple IIe and the Apple II are not the same machine. But most importantly, the machine in Lost IS NOT an Apple II (or any brand of Apple) within the context of the story. It is a DHARMA microcomputer terminal, with a DHARMA logo and specific function. Talk "