Posted on 02/02/2007 10:59:18 AM PST by big'ol_freeper
Holy sh!t Batman! They lied about a camera?!!??! Throw them off a cliff!!!
OH LAWL
I'm Bob Corker, and I approve of this post.
--Holy sh!t Batman! They lied about a camera?!!??! Throw them off a cliff!!!--
A lie is a lie. They don't have the guts to pick on a company, they go after the PCGuy! But we all know that there lies wouldn't go in the real world against a real company or product.
Macs were USB before the iPod came out. Apple's implementation of USB had nothing to do with the iPod, because USB was implemented on Macs before the iPod.
From Wiki (which I usually don't approve of as a cite, but it will do in this case)
"iPod is a brand of portable media players that is designed and marketed by Apple and was launched on October 23, 2001."
So, do you want to tell my 2000 dual USB iBook that it didn't get those ports until way after the iPods were introduced?
I'm going to switch to Linux, as soon as I find a version that doesn't require a degree in computer science....I want to dual boot....and I have a RAID 0 setup....but my son built this computer for me.
I have a mac....but its too slow...and I don't want to buy a faster one.
I would think that there are a lot of people out there like me who are fed up with MS....especially after looking at VISTA and its bloatware...and the outragious and confusing prices.....I think MS has shot themselves in the foot big time.
Sorry,my reply was meant for UpAllNight!
No I don't. UpAllNight does.
Correct, I had a bondi-blue first gen iMac and I believe it had two USB ports. The whole drive behind USB and the iMac was the reduction of cables. One cable from the mouse to the keyboard then to the iMac.
For some people, the plain import of words like "Hi, I'm a Mac... --And I'm a PC" just aren't enough.
--So, do you want to tell my 2000 dual USB iBook that it didn't get those ports until way after the iPods were introduced?--
If you have a 2000 dual USB ibook you stole it from the Apple development lab!
All my Macs have had USB ports, or am I, besides being computer illiterate, thinking of something else.
Too late. Had one "MS does not wrong" Borg chew me out on a OS that he didn't have a clue on, the day it came out!
--Correct, I had a bondi-blue first gen iMac and I believe it had two USB ports. The whole drive behind USB and the iMac was the reduction of cables. One cable from the mouse to the keyboard then to the iMac.--
The USB ibook (not imac) came out in 2001. IPOD came out in 2001. All existing macs prior to the USB ibook did NOT have USB. Apple put the USB into the ibook knowing that they were bringing out the IPOD with the USB. The whole drive behind the USB on the mac was because they designed the IPOD with the USB.
"For some people, the plain import of words like "Hi, I'm a Mac... --And I'm a PC" just aren't enough."
Yeah, deep thinker you are. Go piss down someone else's back and tell them it's raining.
--All my Macs have had USB ports, or am I, besides being computer illiterate, thinking of something else.--
The first was the 2001 USB ibook which had not one but TWO USB ports as the ad went (my pc at the time came with four). Interesting that mac came out with the USB ibook simultaneously with the IPOD which was USB leaving existing mac owners complaining why they couldn't plug the IPOD into a mac!
Pot calling the kettle black? Excuse me, gotta run now. Time to visit Windows Updates and download another 50 MB of patches and fixes for this week.
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