Originally Posted by nico-t (Post 20231986)

can anyone explain why they stand in line for something they can buy freely a couple days later? Standing in line for a product that will be still available years later defeats the basic logics of supply and demand, so just curious if someone who's posting here is doing this would like to explain it to the non-enlightened.

Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 20232004)

My family has had an iPhone and multiple Apple MP3 players for the past decade. I muyself have owned multiple iPhones.

I love their MP3 players; Nothing comes close. I am in Europe right now, on the road, and I have my iTouch with me. Wouldn't think of leaving home without it (although ironically I was able to load up all kinds of great music on my Android phone at no cost [including songs I did not own] using Rhapsody which came in handy the other day).

At the same time, the only phones we've had any problems with has been iPhones. Never had a problem with any other phone.... Never had a cracked screen, never been able to get a connection (except for once in Montana in the middle of no where, and our iPhone didn't get reception either), never had dropped calls... But we've had these problems with iPhones for years now.

Of course I'm opened minded - I've been using Apple products for the past decade. The iPHone has been an inferior product, and is STILL not as technologically advanced as other phones out there.

Originally Posted by Seth Manson (Post 20232352)

I give up. You just dont get it. You obviously think that what I said about you is just related to phones.

Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 20231740)

Are you really that old?

Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 20230738)

I do not understand....