Pixar

Pixar Animation Studios is a wholly-owned subsidiary of .
==History==
The company was acquired from on February 3, 1986 by Apple Computer co-founder Steve Jobs. The company was sold in 2006 in exchange for $7.4 billion in Disney stock, making Jobs the single largest shareholder in The Walt Disney Company.Pixar: Complete Guide — History, Products, Founding and More, History-Computer. 2022-11-16.
==Apple references==
Many of Pixar's -winning or nominated films have made obvious references to Apple, the company that Pixar CEO Steve Jobs had also co-founded.The 5 most obvious Apple references in Pixar films by Amanda Luz Henning Santiago, Mashable. 2018-08-05.
* (2001): Mike Wazowski holds up a magazine with an ad on the back cover that reads "Scare Different".
* (2006): Apple sponsors a racer named "Mac iCar".
* (2008): The EVE robot is designed to look like an Apple product and WALL-E sounds like a Mac when he is booting.
* (2017): Apple sponsors an unnamed Apple Racer and "J.P. Drive".
* (2017): A clerk in the Land of the Dead is using a Macintosh 128K computer.
==Videos==
Making of the Genesis Sequence from Star Trek II|(produced by The Graphics Group while still at Lucasfilm)
==References==
==External links==
*Pixar Animation Studios official website
*Pixar Animation Studios and Apple Inc. at the Pixar Wiki.
* at Wikipedia
 
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