And this is Phil Schiller, 10 years later. He's about to reveal a revolutionary design of Apple's new $3,000 Mac Pro that looks a lot like a trash can. Phil Schiller: Can't innovate anymore ...

and its easy expandability are reminiscent of the professional desktop computers Apple sold for more than decade before debuting the model critics derided as a trash can in 2013. Even the new Mac ...

But I have to admit that in a more perfect world, the trash can might have ... the modular solution Apple wound up sticking Thunderbolt ports into almost all of its computers — The 2013 Mac ...

Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and gaming hardware ... giving the same trash can chassis a reasonable spec upgrade, but then shifting the conversation to a completely different ...

Say goodbye to the trash can. Apple’s new Mac Pro is a more traditional machine that takes into account the specific needs of creative professionals, while enabling a layer of modular ...

Apple did win one small victory, though. Judges ruled that, in one particular iteration of the Windows-HP desktop, the trash can looked a little too much like Apple’s. “Like the garbage icons ...

Heck, Apple's workstation competitors have been mocking its design with salient points about the limitations of the trash can since the platform shipped four years ago, as captured in the ad below ...

According to Japanese site Kotaku, the trash can is reportedly selling well, steadily making its way up Amazon Japan’s best-seller chart. And just like another of Apple’s products, Ideaco also ...