Posts by blackbook

Quote: Originally Posted by solipsism Apple themselves are calling it a post-PC device which is powerful marketing that has some cons with its pros. For instance, people still think Macs aren't PCs simply because Apple's successful...

Quote: Originally Posted by JeffDM 100 what a month? The minimum plan from AT&T costs US$60 a month, I think $40/mo voice, $15/mo data and $5 for taxes and "fees". With those options and the $5/mo text plan, I've found it...

Quote: Originally Posted by gdog my iphone 4 went for a swim so i got a 49$ 3gs. i dont care what anyone says, it makes call and texts faster than the 4. the 4 has a better screen but for me it sucked as a phone. i would love the 3gs...

Quote: Originally Posted by irnchriz Looks like we will be getting freebie touch pads with server and desktop bulk orders according to our man in HP. Haha just like I said. I wonder how many companies will say "no thanks" to...

Quote: Originally Posted by akhomerun They will catch up more if AT&T buys T-Mobile. I'm thinking US regulators will be stupid and let it happen due to AT&T's massive lobbying effort. (The iPhone could save Sprint if they can...

Quote: Originally Posted by akhomerun It's not lost. WebOS is great and many of the problems of this device can be solved in software updates, mainly the sluggishness. I won't repeat things I have already said on this same thread but...

Quote: Originally Posted by akhomerun Not realistic, but funny...They might do that if they plan to discontinue the product after making too many. With their low sales expectations I hardly think HP has ordered a lot of...

I think we'll see HP start to bundle TouchPads free with laptop purchases in the VERY NEAR future

Quote: Originally Posted by nvidia2008 This is called a strategic retreat. "iPad? No, wait, wait wait... Who said we're competing with it? We're going after enterprise and 'consumers that use PCs'... which means we can avoid...

Quote: Originally Posted by cloudgazer The numbers are right, - it's pretty easy to multiply a percentage by a total - but it's entirely possible there is some other significant large screen medium density device that is taking up that...