 NerdtalkerWorking Hard, Or Hardly Working?Premium,MVM
join:2003-02-18
Tucson, AZ
1 edit | Already the phone to beat I love how even though customers don't even have their hands on the product, the iPhone is already "THE" phone to beat in the minds of many. That's just incredible.
Even better, the number of iPhone-killers that are already popping up for that product that hasn't even worked its way into consumers' hands. |
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| Well, its the phone to beat if your into Apples. If your not, its just another phone 
Just like the MacBook Pro. Its just an overpriced notebook to 99% of the people out there but its hattori hanzo of notebooks to Mac crowd. |
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 BellBoySteven Paul Jobs 1955-2011Premium
join:2001-02-20
Los Angeles, CA | Actually if you visit the Mac forum, you'll see that there are very few that are going to buy one outright.
I, for one, am going to take it home and use it and if it doesn't do what I want (and saw in person at Macworld in Jan.), I'll return it, get my money back and wait for a later version.
Every phone (about 3 phones) that I've tried has suck-ass interaction with my Mac and if this iPhone can do what it touts--I'm there, end of story. YMMV.
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"When the day comes that anyone can bend our country's laws and lawmakers to serve selfish, competitive ends, that day democratic government dies." -- Preston Tucker, June 1948 |
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Is that kind of like how the iPod is just an overpriced mp3 player to 99% of the people out there? Do you suppose the iPhone similarly will only appeal to and be purchased by Mac users? |
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 chanurPremium
join:2001-02-26
Colorado Springs, CO | reply to BellBoy
said by BellBoy:...and if this iPhone can do what it touts--I'm there, end of story. YMMV. What it tout's? Nothing you cannot buy in a phone already, cept maybe the questionably useful interface. It may end up being the be-all end all... or not.
I will wait to see.
"Undeliveredware" will often win in comparisons, even if they don't and shouldn't really count. |
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Actually there are a large number of Windows users that own iPods... so either they don't think iPods over priced, or they like to waste their money... oh wait they are Windows users! |
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said by chanur:said by BellBoy:...and if this iPhone can do what it touts--I'm there, end of story. YMMV. What it tout's? Nothing you cannot buy in a phone already, cept maybe the questionably useful interface. It may end up being the be-all end all... or not. I will wait to see. "Undeliveredware" will often win in comparisons, even if they don't and shouldn't really count. That's interesting how you quoted the part which gave you the ability to argue. He said the interoperability with the Mac is key. None of the copies offer that tight integration thus far.
Either you cannot read, or you chose to ignore it so you could spread a bit of F.U.D. |
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