"I visited the Apple campus. But that's all I'm allowed to say."

Above and below, a T-shirt from the Apple Company Store (open to the public) at Apple headquarters at 1 Infinite Loop in Cupertino, where it will cost you $17.

The store's website says, "We are the only place in the world that sells Apple logo t-shirts, caps and accessories."

Not quite true: I'm pretty certain you can find such gear — new — for sale all over New York City.

Granted, it's counterfeit, but hey, facts are facts.

I first learned of the existence of this T-shirt in the early pages of Adam Lashinsky's new book, "Inside Apple: How America's Most Admired—And Secretive—Company Really Works," which volume I'm enjoying immensely: it's a good read on the Kindle Cloud Reader on my 27-inch iMac while running 5mph on the treadmill.

Not great, mind you, like Walter Isaacson's magisterial "Steve Jobs," which I stretched out to the tune of about six weeks of running while reading, but good nonetheless.

Maybe it's just the subject — Apple — that makes it interesting; could well be.

My fanboy colors are showing.