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Stole Apple MacBook ad?
This is the type of stuff media like us are just not supposed to find out about, but it always has a way of finding its way to the surface it seems nowadays.
Engadget has a story via Eee PC News in Germany that not only one but two large Taiwanese companies were caught out using photoshopped Apple MacBook advertising to promote their Eee PC (ASUS) and Wind PC (MSI) sub-notebook products.
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