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Apple Sheep – fall in! The next exceedingly incremental step of the latest Apple generative tech monolith is available. Blah blah blah better video, better camera. But hoo-boy, if you like the Ipad(3?) then just wait till the ipad(s?) comes out. I would have focused more on the generative aspects of Apple technology, but in lieu of making my own ranty video, this one will have to do.
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4 comments
March 12, 2012 at 11:12 am
VR Kaine
What, people were “entitled” to more than Apple offered here? ;)
I’m one of those guys who pre-ordered my iPad for delivery Wed, when it’s first released. I was hoping for more features but am fine with the ones that are offered for now. My purchase was more a matter of needing an iPad but waiting past an iPad 1 and 2 before I bought one.
I would have liked to see some other features (such as memory card support, for one, smart pen for another) but regardless I see the launch of this “new” iPad as being more competitor-focused than consumer-focused, and from that perspective in my opinion what they did completely makes sense.
If sheep flocked to this one because it’s “new”, they’re idiots. Apart from that, however, to those who are truly disappointed with the company that basically revived and re-invented the tablet market altogether (and much of the publication market along with it), I say they can bite pipe and go back to their $1,800/yr lattes while they wait for the 3. :)
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March 13, 2012 at 9:43 am
The Arbourist
I’m not sure they reinvented the tablet market. Apple quickly put a shiny logo on inferior technology and then marketed the hell out of their inherently non-generative platform.
I’m glad people can awkwardly do what you supposed to do on a laptop now, and they are poorer for it. :>
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March 14, 2012 at 10:03 pm
VR Kaine
Inferior compared to what? Either way, sales figures alone would argue against your point about re-invention.
Oh well. Mine comes Friday. I look forward to playing around with it as well as seeing what Apple’s competitors will come out with to try and keep up.
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March 15, 2012 at 5:45 pm
Alan Scott
Don’t own one, don’t need one. No one is twisting anyone’s arm to buy one, so why bitch ? That’s what is great about capitalism, there is no law that says you have to buy anything.
Wait, there is a law. Two years shy a week ago, Sorry, my mistake .
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