Maverick Jester
The Special One
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No you're right, it's an excellent device. I'm still scheming how to get one myself actually.That is a bit unfair to the Nexus 7. A number of reviews have taken the time to point out that it is an excellent device, augmented further by its low price. Which is why I said that it is a good starting point for Android tablets, hugely belated though it is.
There is no milking of Apple loyalists happening here, it's the most commonly repeated myth around. The growth numbers for the iPad are huge. Of the stats I gave earlier, that's 71% of 44% of US teens owning an iPad of some kind by now. Were they all loyalists? It's impossible. As for innovation well... eh it's going to be fruitless to go down that route.I think this depends hugely on the ability for Apple to further innovate the iPad. Or rather, actually innovate it. But milking the Apple loyalists has done well for them thus far... and Android OEMs are not going to keep offering up below par tech forever. Will be interesting to see how Apple react.
I've never tried to hide it, have I? Doesn't stop me using any device I feel like quite happily, and still doesn't make any of my arguments any less valid. It certainly doesn't warrant personal attacks.
No you're right, it's an excellent device. I'm still scheming how to get one myself actually.
There is no milking of Apple loyalists happening here, it's the most commonly repeated myth around. The growth numbers for the iPad are huge. Of the stats I gave earlier, that's 71% of 44% of US teens owning an iPad of some kind by now. Were they all loyalists? It's impossible. As for innovation well... eh it's going to be fruitless to go down that route.
Personal attacks, no certainly not warranted. However you come across as anything but measured. It seems like fanboy-ism, some sort of subset of obsession (hehe alliteration win), imo.
As for innovation well... eh it's going to be fruitless to go down that route.
Replacing one fallacy with another is also very cool.Ya it's very cool to have what everyone else has, ever been a teenager?
Why should I care what you say about me you weird obsessive little oddball?
Even if I do debate largely on the side of Apple, which I won't dispute, I manage to do so without resorting to personal insults or throwing temper tantrums like your pathetic outburst. So isn't it healthy to have someone who is pro-Apple to debate against?
He's certainly not the only one to notice your massive iBoner.
Replacing one fallacy with another is also very cool.
Replacing one fallacy with another is also very cool.
There is no milking of Apple loyalists happening here, it's the most commonly repeated myth around. The growth numbers for the iPad are huge. Of the stats I gave earlier, that's 71% of 44% of US teens owning an iPad of some kind by now. Were they all loyalists? It's impossible.
As for innovation well... eh it's going to be fruitless to go down that route.
Well I don't mind too much how I come across. I'm pretty measured irl. If I could choose any phone now it would firstly be iPhone5, then Xperia S, then Nokia 920, then Galaxy Nexus - and I can tell you precisely why for each one. As for tablets it would be ipad3, then Nexus 7, then Transformer Infinity. For laptops I'll take a Macbook Pro retina (until then I wouldn't have touched a Mac), followed by a Razer Blade 2. For personal computer I won't touch a Mac with a bargepole. I don't know what kind of fanboy it makes me that I prefer iPhone5 and iPad3 over the alternatives but I don't really care either.
Why is it at the top of your list though?
I have been meaning to ask you if you would consider the iPhone 5...
Why is it at the top of your list though?
No, only when I saw the Gizmodo renders and I realized what it would actually look like as a final product. Before that I wasn't so bothered about it.It was at the top of his list before it was even released or anybody knew anything about it so go figure
Ag well.....
1) It's just a beautiful piece of work. I think that's what most people actually really want in a phone - something exceptionally beautiful. It's refined everything about the iPhone4 and the material looks like a flippen stealth fighter. The two-tone thing is super classy. The screen looks (from videos of the thing) to be another notch up in vividness as well. Specs-wise it's at least equal to anything else out there. To me at least (and it is just about me and my taste after all) it's the best thing Apple have designed so far, and the best looking phone on the market.
2) I prefer iOS apps. Not iOS itself, that's a tossup with Android for speed versus features. But the apps always seem to be of a much higher quality.