Didn't mention or redress complaints about the one-year lifespan of their iPods until they got all the national coverage for being asses.
And now you can buy an iPod package with everything you need for it to work, unless you prefer to charge the thing through a wall outlet instead of your CPU. Then that would cost extra... though it did come with the original iPods.
Oh, and Steve Jobs... also filthy rich, he just doesn't use it fight lame things like famine and disease.
CONCLUSION: Bill vs. Steve is less interesting than Ford vs. Chevy!
Maybe we could print up some Calvin stickers peeing on Windows or the Apple icon?
who's calvin? steve worked for an annual salary of $1 for a while; not the multi-billions of gates (hence the philanthropy disparity). regardless, i don't see the connection between the advertainment and yr complaint about shitty features (or lack thereof) pertaining to ipods. the point is that microsoft loves to put out 1 million editions of their products and can never decide on a coherent branding format...i think.
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Hmm. Apple released some shit-ass nanos.
Didn't mention or redress complaints about the one-year lifespan of their iPods until they got all the national coverage for being asses.
And now you can buy an iPod package with everything you need for it to work, unless you prefer to charge the thing through a wall outlet instead of your CPU. Then that would cost extra... though it did come with the original iPods.
Oh, and Steve Jobs... also filthy rich, he just doesn't use it fight lame things like famine and disease.
CONCLUSION:
Bill vs. Steve is less interesting than Ford vs. Chevy!
Maybe we could print up some Calvin stickers peeing on Windows or the Apple icon?
who's calvin?
steve worked for an annual salary of $1 for a while; not the multi-billions of gates (hence the philanthropy disparity).
regardless, i don't see the connection between the advertainment and yr complaint about shitty features (or lack thereof) pertaining to ipods.
the point is that microsoft loves to put out 1 million editions of their products and can never decide on a coherent branding format...i think.
Well in that case...
HA HA HA
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