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But you said 7 months (SEVEN MONTHS). Yes, you even capitalized it, just like a child would

According to you, it was FIVE months. Plus you earlier claimed that Apple shipped their products right after announcing or within a couple of weeks of announcing, until I did some research and found out you were lying as usual. The difference between two weeks, and 6 months is pretty substantial, no?

You're calling me a liar, when it is you who throw bald-faced lies out left and right. You also are quick to insult and call names, the hallmark of a scoundrel and hardly the makings of a Freeper. You indeed said SEVEN months, yet won't own up to it.

In your post #97, you wrote:
"You mean kinda like how Steve Jobs first of all announced the iPhone on Jan. 9, 2007, but then the iPhone never went on sale until June 29, almost seven months later?"

In your post #108, you wrote:
"About how Steve Jobs first of all intrduced the iPhone on Jan. 9, 2007, but then the iPhone never went on sale until June 29, almost seven months later?" In your post #122, you wrote:

"Whether Apple showed their iPhone 6 months or 7 months before launch"

You're so confused, you're throwing all kinds of numbers out there except the correct ones. Dumb as can be.

According to you, it was FIVE months. Plus you earlier claimed that Apple shipped their products right after announcing or within a couple of weeks of announcing, until I did some research and found out you were lying as usual.

As I said, you dredged up something from 5 years ago to support your argument, cherry-picking. And you say I'm lying as usual? Hardly, I stated the most recent example from Apple a week ago. Their newly announced MacPro with retina-display, available immediately. Not vaporware. I could dredge up many failures by Microsoft over the years, but I speak of the present. I suggest you do likwise.

Truth is, Apple released the iPad in 2010. They actually developed it before the iPhone, but fine-tuned it until the timing was right for release, after the iPhone. At the time, MS-bots derided it as useless and a glorified larger iPod Touch that no one would buy. So years later, MS uses the same talking points for the Surface as Steve Jobs did with the iPad. The Surface is a glorified larger iPad! Despite having 2 to 5 years to copy the iPad, MS still can't make the Surface available immediately after announcement? Major failure!

According to you, it was FIVE months. Plus you earlier claimed that Apple shipped their products right after announcing or within a couple of weeks of announcing, until I did some research and found out you were lying as usual.

As I said, you dredged up something from 5 years ago to support your argument, cherry-picking. And you say I'm lying as usual? Hardly, I stated the most recent example from Apple a week ago. Their newly announced MacPro with retina-display, available immediately. Not vaporware. I could dredge up many failures by Microsoft over the years, but I speak of the present. I suggest you do likwise.

Truth is, Apple released the iPad in 2010. They actually developed it before the iPhone, but fine-tuned it until the timing was right for release, after the iPhone. At the time, MS-bots derided it as useless and a glorified larger iPod Touch that no one would buy. So years later, MS uses the same talking points for the Surface as Steve Jobs did with the iPad. The Surface is a glorified larger iPad! Despite having 2 to 5 years to copy the iPad, MS still can't make the Surface available immediately after announcement? Major failure!