Maddox on the iPone

I see we have some common ground.

Fixing computers for a living here in Olympia I see more than my share of Apple systems. You can always tell an Apple user when they walk in the door. They look like a hippie, smell like last week, and act as if they are some sort of royalty by virtue of their choice of computer.

When a Windows PC breaks, the user will blame Microsoft. When an Apple computer breaks, the user will blame his neighbours, the local computer techs, the stars - anyone but Apple themselves. Jobs and company have convinced a small yet vocal group of consumers that they are a special class, that their products are perfect.

If I had said two years ago that people would stand in line for the privilege of paying $600 plus another $1500 in contract fees for a smartphone that is not as smart as other, cheaper models, who would have believed me?

Main Entry: sheep
Pronunciation: 'shEp
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural sheep
Usage: often attributive
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English scEap; akin to Old High German scAf sheep
2 a : a timid defenseless creature b : a timid docile person; especially : one easily influenced or led : Apple fanboy

I saw that the other day and it made me laugh!

Hey and look at this:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,125397/article.html#

PC World agrees! E62 was ranked over the iPhone. The phone I use, #3 the T-Mobile Dash, is also an excellent phone. It's not touchscreen yet it's one powerful little device.

Well it's about damn time he wirte something new.

holy shit that rules.