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Keyboard: Missing Apple Logo Found? [Updated]

One point of discussion about Apple's new keyboard is the absence of the Apple logo on the Command-Key of the keyboard. It seems it may not have been decided upon until late in the release (or reserved for international keyboards?)

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Interestingly, Apple's Spanish site (and other international sites) has a photo of the iMac keyboard with the Apple logo still on the Command key. Apple's U.S. site shows the proper image.

Update: Apple has corrected the keyboard to reflect the "Command" labeled button.

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