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first it was the G4 cube. then the colorful imac. now an ipod with U2 written all over, but no music from them. the g4 cube is sitting pretty for a year after failing to eject CDs that went into it. the imac is on the shelf becuase of a cd being stuck inside (deja vu….) . now the ipod whose wheel controller is just about as convenient as parking in a major shopping area in Bangkok. still, will fall for the Imac G5 without a doubt, because I just cannot resist biting that apple…………

first it was the G4 cube. then the colorful imac. now an ipod with U2 written all over, but no music from them. the g4 cube is sitting pretty for a year after failing to eject CDs that went into it. the imac is on the shelf becuase of a cd being stuck inside (deja vu….) . now the ipod whose wheel controller is just about as convenient as parking in a major shopping area in Bangkok. still, will fall for the Imac G5 without a doubt, because I just cannot resist biting that apple…………

ps: sorry, forgot one. a 17 inch studio display costing more than the CPU, that just got tired of sitting on a plastic made pod ($1 maximum material value) and humpty dumpty had a great fall!

first it was the G4 cube. then the colorful imac. now an ipod with U2 written all over, but no music from them. the g4 cube is sitting pretty for a year after failing to eject CDs that went into it. the imac is on the shelf becuase of a cd being stuck inside (deja vu….) . now the ipod whose wheel controller is just about as convenient as parking in a major shopping area in Bangkok. still, will fall for the Imac G5 without a doubt, because I just cannot resist biting that apple…………

ps: sorry, forgot one. a 17 inch studio display costing more than the CPU, that just got tired of sitting on a plastic made pod ($1 maximum material value) and humpty dumpty had a great fall!

Yeah man, girls sure are gross!

I guess I wouldn’t expect Jobs to say anything else. Clearly, if he eluded that Apple feels threatened by the Zune offering, shareholders may become nervous and lower marketing ratings could ensue. Second, let’s face it…Steve Jobs is a salesman (and a damn good one). No (employed) salesman is ever going to openly state the competition’s product is better than their own offering.

If the Zune really does become a threat to Apple’s iPod, Apple will never admit it. Instead, they will try to match its strengths with their own angle or exceed them until the next generation of devices. Vice versa for Microsoft. Just biz as normal.