Most CEO's, especially of public companies, should use encrypted phones not eye candy.

Sigh...brings back bad memories from primary school. It's pronounced E-gor.

:-P

Except that a number of items that Steve told NIH at the time aren't true any longer. 802.11n gives them the wireless bandwidth they need to transfer medical images; Lenovo is using hi-res screens on their new ThinkPad X60-series tablets. Even the point about Apple favouring high volume assets such as iPod's: there's still a place in their inventory for low volume, high margin assets like the Mac Pros. A tablet would be similarly premium priced, especially with LED-based screens and SSD's for better battery life.

We didn't have time nor pay IBM Research types to work on candy coated shells. Still averages out to a B, which is respectable. :-)

Actually, we did play around and add easter eggs for different utterances; we were foiled by some of our more uptight colleagues. ;-)

OK...I'm in!

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