Is it authentic? (Think Different)

I just recieved my think different posters but I am not sure whether or not it is authentic. Can some one list the criteria?

I doubt it because the logo is white.(not the rainbow logo)
In some that I have seen the logo is on the left side, mine is on the right.

Why don't you take a picture and post it?

good idea!

here is the image
Sorry that it is so big... It is square but I needed to use a tube and a some sissors to hold it down.

but it all depends on how much you paid.

k I'm ignorant about that poster.. it's very cool but is it supposed to be rare and valuable?

yeah, that's definitely not authentic.

$35 from ebay. take a look: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4605&item=8827280864

After reading the sale agian,

This is Apple's Original, (not a copy) Albert Einstein Think Different Poster. the Questioner.

It is wonderful, in brand new condition, no tears, creases, folds, holes etc.

Sold by retial locations such as redlight runner for as much as $139.95 each

It measures 11 X 17

It came from a set of 10 posters, the Educator Think Different set.

Hard to find Poster as Apple no longer makes them.

I accept Paypal, money orders.

Shipping/handling is $8.00, via USPS, priority mail with tracking, ask for world wide rate.

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He says it is an orignal, and he has a score of 4468

The original "Think different" posters have a colored logo, and definitely are not square...I would say it's not authentic.

-- made a mistake, it is rectangular

strange, why would someone go to the trouble of making a copy but using the white apple and not the rainbow, this would tip off a lot of people that it's not original.

In anycase, it's still a cool poster, I think I wouldn't mind paying for one even if it was a copy if the originals are difficult to find.

zeta101 said:

In anycase, it's still a cool poster, I think I wouldn't mind paying for one even if it was a copy if the originals are difficult to find.

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I'd have to say I agree here. As long as you like the way it looks. Very few people would ever look at it hanging in you living-room (or over the toilet or whatever) and go "that is a cool poster, but why is that apple white?" Of course if you were looking for something that will be worth something some day then its probably something you want to look into.

Also (now this is idle speculation) that ad ran not long before the switch from the striped to the solid apple logo. Is it possible that there was some overlap? I'm pretty sure they kept running the magazine ads after the switch, but I have no idea about the posters.