Slate has a little something on the new iPhone if you're interested. It doesn't go into much detail. But one thing it notes is that the keyboard is a touch screen. It might be a little difficult to get used to without the feel of actual, tactile keys.
But, whatever, it'll probably be the next big gadget.
My father has always said to me, "Never, ever buy the first version of something. That's where they find the bugs and they work through them as they go along."
He also says, "Who the hell needs a $500.00 phone?!?"
I'm going to have to live vicariously through you guys. :(
I am just excited about the concept and the clear, universal touch pad. It also actually runs the Mac OS, so in a sense it is a handheld computer. You turn it sideways, and it is a widescreen movie player.
I am with Mish, as I never buy first generation. But as a prototype this thing is awesome.
Hi Getflix. Pelegrim is out of the house today and so I can actually be alone with my one true love, the computer.
I am not one of those gadgety people per se, but between my new Sirius Radio, iPod, Sony Watchman with a TV band (to listen to Oprah at work), and the Tivo, I barely have time to interact with real people. I am saving up for a PowerBook and it's hard enough lugging around a purse, plus a bag with all my electronic equipment. Okay, I lied. I'm so getting this!
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I want one bad, but considering my phone is less than a year old, I'm thinking I'll wait for v.2.
I just got an iPod in August and I am already outdated - this is why I only buy into one trend out of 100 so that I"m not always running to catch up
ohmygawd. what next? the iEye? you put on contacts that have your cellphone, internet, mp3player and camera.
Slate has a little something on the new iPhone if you're interested. It doesn't go into much detail. But one thing it notes is that the keyboard is a touch screen. It might be a little difficult to get used to without the feel of actual, tactile keys.
But, whatever, it'll probably be the next big gadget.
My father has always said to me, "Never, ever buy the first version of something. That's where they find the bugs and they work through them as they go along."
He also says, "Who the hell needs a $500.00 phone?!?"
I'm going to have to live vicariously through you guys. :(
I am just excited about the concept and the clear, universal touch pad. It also actually runs the Mac OS, so in a sense it is a handheld computer. You turn it sideways, and it is a widescreen movie player.
I am with Mish, as I never buy first generation. But as a prototype this thing is awesome.
Hi Getflix. Pelegrim is out of the house today and so I can actually be alone with my one true love, the computer.
I am not one of those gadgety people per se, but between my new Sirius Radio, iPod, Sony Watchman with a TV band (to listen to Oprah at work), and the Tivo, I barely have time to interact with real people. I am saving up for a PowerBook and it's hard enough lugging around a purse, plus a bag with all my electronic equipment. Okay, I lied. I'm so getting this!
Love your blog!
I'm just getting around to buying a phone with a camera on it. However if I could afford it I would so get this.
I am with Pru that sucker would be mine if I had the money to buy it.
As a Mac boy I cannot wait to get my hands on this product. I had to change my boxers after seeing it for the 1st time.
Kook, you sound like me. I always want to be connected.
Pru, I am thinking this thing will come down in price. Or Apple will come out with more affordable models, like they did with iPod.
Pix, you and me both!!
Ryan, Macs rule!!
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