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The thread is interesting, the device not so.
If you have a problem with that then go over to soccerball. They'd welcome your intellect. |
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is apple broadcasting this?
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nope
SJ going on about a '3rd level of device' |
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iPad :D
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it's like a big iphone!
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ffs how sh!te. think they could organise a stream or something
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Resorting to insults already garlic?
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ok, so far - bigger than iphone, same kind of concept
more to come i hope |
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http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2010/01/apple-creation-0097-rm-eng.jpg
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I am not getting this at all so far.
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Its 0.5-inches thin, weighs just 1.5 pounds. Thinner and lighter than any netbook. 9.7-inch IPS display.
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Still dimensionally too big to be very useful imo.
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iphone apps stretch to run full screen...
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How much is it?
Not gonna buy,but i larf at those fashion IDIOTS Who buy anything!!!!!!!!!! :) |
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no mention yet
prob 800 bucks or so maybe a bit less |
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Unless Jobs drops a serious bombshell this looks like a bit of a shocker.
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i haven't got the 'oh i want one' feeling yet, must admit
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it's got their own chip, so no Intel-tax to pay. that might help
but then again, they hardly renowned for giving it away! |
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ibooks - this bit could be intersting
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I know nothing about techie stuff, but under what circumstances would anyone use this?
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can i explain at the end wur?
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I`m really not convinced by the ibooks/ ebooks thing. Don`t most people who like books like actual books? Surely a lot of people read to get away from all the time they spend staring at a screen? In fact i`m just not convinced anyone who wants to watch a film / play a game / read a book is going to want to hold a 10" screen in front of their face.
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Reyes 27 Jan 18:55
can i explain at the end wur? Please do. ;) |
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i love the feel of a book too, but think travelling or text books for schools
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Eventually the e-readers will replace newspapers so it'll be big business very soon.
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wur, think of it as a big iphone, small laptop but with a 10 hour battery that plays games, music and stuff plus doubles up as an e-book reader.
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So far the ibooks / iwork looks decent for students, but will they be able to afford it?
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yep- wonder how much?
$499 or so? |
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Really hard to say. The iwork stuff does look good, although unfortunately i have no use for iwork. But at least it`s a proper selling point.
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Gotta be a
bag of sand To start with? Bucks i mean :) |
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£499 maybe! plans are $15 for 250gb/month and $30 for unlimited
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thats big news in the US, they pay more than us for data i think
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soz mb a month
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here we go
pricing |
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16gb $499
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Well done Reyes, starts at 499.
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$499
i was spot on! |
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no doubt that'll be 499 quid here - rip off
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Top end 64gb 3g 829.
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$829 for top end with built in 3g support - gulp
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