@pankomputerek
No duh. Apple is usually behind the times. They take a good idea, cripple it, insult the potential buyers, and then collect the checks.

I'm sure no one will have a DVD drive in even 20 years, but by then scanners (or whatever replaces them) will probably be able to read a dvd by imaging it.

More proof that 3G is a bag of hurt. Good job protecting us from information overload, Stevie J!

A couple comments on the post:
1. How is Google supposed to get 100K of value per year out of an Andriod user? Even presuming they take full advantage of advertising to you based on your private data, your value to them would be about the commission they would earn on sales made possible by thier ad serving - in other words, a few percent of the money you spend on stuff you see on thier ads.

2. My Nokia E61 was advertised as supporting VPN. After trying to get it to work, it turns out that it only supports it if you buy a multi-thousand dollar license for Nokia's proprietary VPN server which needs to be installed on your corporate network.

The irony is that Windows 95 (which Apple scorns in this ad) was far superior to MacOS at the time. I was a Mac user in the early 90's and gladly switched to Windows when 95 came out.

Apple will probably sue them for using a lower case i in front of a word.

Agreed, the original excuse that microSD wouldn't fit was incredibly lame. If I wanted to be treated like an idiot by my cell phone manufacturer, I would have bought an iPhone.

Yes, at 192kpbs. It has a huge collection of radio stations.

This is good for a bedside radio/alarm clock. I have the Boom, and while it is very nice it is a little big for a bedside table and having a color screen is a nice feature for some people.

It is also good as a take-around-the-house-and-patio radio if you buy the optional battery pack.

Any cheap integrated disc player will be a POS. It is guaranteed that within two years these bluray players will be broken or skipping.