Video shows rumored 'iPhone 6' sapphire front panel destroyed by car

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  • Reply 81 of 86
    nolamacguynolamacguy Posts: 4,758member
    mpantone wrote: »
    Maybe, maybe not. The video could be completely faked.

    It wouldn't be the first time either.

    No way to say with an degree of certainty until we see an actual shipping product. But hey, page views are all that really count around here, right?

    this is a rumor site. what you expecting?
  • Reply 82 of 86
    nolamacguynolamacguy Posts: 4,758member
    With due respect, I want to complain about AI's headline. It's true, the video shows the panel being destroyed by a car (or heavy truck), but that's only AFTER the video shows the panel surviving quite a number of dramatic tests. I think the video shows us that almost nothing can break the sapphire panel, but AI's headline tells us that the panel is breakable, and it falsely implies that the panel might be not that hard to break.

    it doesn't imply that at all -- you're projecting.
  • Reply 83 of 86
    tbelltbell Posts: 3,146member
    The vehicle's weight itself didn't necessarily seem to be the problem but the initial unequal distribution with the edge.
  • Reply 84 of 86
    nolamacguynolamacguy Posts: 4,758member
    apple ][ wrote: »
    Only certain groups.

    I'm not one of those people who believes that everything should be free or that everything should be equally available to everybody.

    People and corporations who invest considerable amounts of their own money into researching new ideas, products and medicines deserve to reap all of the rewards, as they are the ones taking all of the risks.

    A good example is a bio tech stock that I own, GILD (which is at all time highs now, yippie for me). They have this one amazing new drug called Sovaldi which costs $1000 per pill, per day. It's practically a cure for hepatitis-C. They are not a charity, and if somebody can't afford it, then too bad for them. They have invested an incredible amount of money, and they are definitely entitled to recoup and to even profit on their hard work. 

    A society where innovators and risk takers are not rewarded would be a terribly primitive society. There's a reason that so much innovation has happened in the USA, compared to other places on the planet. It's not random luck.

    it has more to do with American being a new clean slate without any prior wealth and the shackles such legacies entail, and the influx of randoms from all over the world. diversity, I believe it's called.

    btw, techno-libertarians make me want to barf. self-entitled privileged white guys. every one.
  • Reply 85 of 86
    tallest skiltallest skil Posts: 43,388member
    Originally Posted by NolaMacGuy View Post

    self-entitled privileged white guys. every one.

     

    Generalizations make me want to barf. Is a ‘technolibertarian’ a real thing or a fantasy dreamed up by those who don’t comprehend whatever argument is being held here? <img class=" src="http://forums-files.appleinsider.com/images/smilies//lol.gif" />

  • Reply 86 of 86
    radarthekatradarthekat Posts: 3,898moderator
    Haha! I'm pretty sure he was referring to my response to your post.
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