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Thomas said 3:49PM on 1-09-2007
:O Oh My God.
But on a serious note, when will someone comment on the lack of a general consumer phone from this event. This is the MacPro of Phones, surely a consumer one isn't far off?
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Jeff Beck said 3:49PM on 1-09-2007
Slowly my checkbook prepares for a major hit.
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Jason said 3:55PM on 1-09-2007
Where's the GPS? Where's the EVDO?
Imagine how cool the mapping would be if you had GPS, which is getting to be standard on premium phones.
Imagine being able to feed the device with 3G speeds anywhere 3G is rolled out, not relying on local hotspots.
Why didn't they put those in?
Also, if this has OS X, am I gonna be able to open a terminal window, and SSH to my server at home? Will I be able to run VLC?
They were soooo close.... I am disappointed. Oh, and what's this about Yahoo IMAP mail? What's that mean for .mac mail's future?
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mike Tousley said 4:10PM on 1-09-2007
I think I just wet myself
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Tunz said 4:12PM on 1-09-2007
This is a great phone!
yes it is pricy, but it's a smartphone: they all are!
I keep wondering: where is the camera? Is it that little round thing at the back, or the square thing at the left side of the phone?
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john jensen said 4:13PM on 1-09-2007
Nice, but i think i will look a lot less cool after being in someones pocket for a while, scrathes, & dirty fingers will spoil the good looks way too fast in real life use
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cameron hunt said 4:23PM on 1-09-2007
Where's the camera? On the front, or the back?
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Jack Brown said 4:34PM on 1-09-2007
Does anyone know if the screen is LED or OLED?
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Monks said 4:35PM on 1-09-2007
As opposed to other phones that look just fine and dandy after being dropped, scratched and covered with fingerprints...
I'm sure that the accessories companies will have some solutions.
"Nice, but i think i will look a lot less cool after being in someones pocket for a while, scrathes, & dirty fingers will spoil the good looks way too fast in real life use"
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Bob said 4:46PM on 1-09-2007
The feature set looks fantastic, but man is that a big phone. That thing looks huge, I wish they made it smaller.
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Yeap said 4:48PM on 1-09-2007
Is that Bill Gates in the second photo =)
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Scott H said 4:50PM on 1-09-2007
Apple's shooting for the 5% (or less?) of the market that wants everything including the kitchen sink on their phone. Yes, the technology looks stunning. But FAR more people would buy a simple Apple phone, or a fullscreen video iPod, than will buy this monstrosity.
Maybe in a few months they'll introduce some simplified models, when, after the slew of fanboy purchases, they realize that the market for this thing, in 2007 at least, is tiny.
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Carlos said 4:50PM on 1-09-2007
Jason,
You have really good points. I agree, but I can't say that I was disappointed. In my opinion I expected less from the first generation. I think the features that you mentioned (like GPS and opting for the faster EVDO) may roll out in later generations. At least I hope so.
I am curious to know the battery life on standby. It's a gorgeous device, and the interface is great. Big text and organic, fluid animation.
Good question about the .mac. Not sure why he didn't demo it on the phone. All I know is if the 30gb .mac storage rumor is true, then I'll consider it in the future.
I also hope I can run VLC.
I also hope I can afford this.
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matt said 4:53PM on 1-09-2007
It does look beautiful. does this signal a begining for a new era of Apple design? It certainly looks nothing like we have been seeing from Apple for the past seven years. It looks more like an LG or Samsung product.
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Greenline said 4:57PM on 1-09-2007
Out of control - I want GPS though good call
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vanni said 4:59PM on 1-09-2007
"Is that Bill Gates in the second photo =)"
funny !!! good one. And seriously folks i bet it is him. he announced diddly squat in vegas...while apple is going for the gusto. what happens in Vegas STAYS in vegas.... he stopped in for his free iPhone from Steve!!! yes!
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dfd said 5:01PM on 1-09-2007
If it can share songs over a network like iTunes, and make music purchases wirelessly like iTunes, doesn't this device make the Zune completely irrelevant?
I mean, if it runs OS X and iTunes and has WiFi/Edge, wouldn't the above two capabilities be a no-brainer?
And for people who just wanted an apple branded phone: Just buy any phone and put an apple sticker on it. Clearly Jobs' intention is to go big with this device and converge a lot of things and make them simple. An apple-branded me-too phone would be worthless.
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nfoo said 5:06PM on 1-09-2007
I just want to know what's with an international release ... A German release to precise. Ich will ein iPhone! Schnell!
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Andrew said 5:27PM on 1-09-2007
Under technology->wireless "Wireless
iPhone uses quad-band GSM, the global standard for wireless communications. It also supports Cingular’s EDGE network, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR, which links to Apple’s new, remarkably compact Bluetooth headset." Any sight of the headset
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Bob S. said 5:28PM on 1-09-2007
Today's introductions should've been at CES. The phone and TV breakout box are consumer electronics products and Apple's now a consumer electronics company.
But at least this will give Macworld magazine some iPod stuff to talk about. They've been spending way too much space talking about the Mac lately.
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