Yep, glad I've gone with the iPod Touch. I got to play with an iPhone over GPRS a few weeks ago and it was a bit of a tortuous experience. I'm still slightly lusty for an iPhone but ever since the iPod Touch came out it's much more appealing to me.
As much as I find the no 3G thing quite funny I do agree. WiFi is much more likely to be something I use, both at home and out and about. There's barely ever a GPRS connection and you can forget 3G in Scotland. WiFi me up and I'm happy to sit on the sofa and touch my touchy. Mmm.
Bearing in mind the amount the amount O2 are giving Apple for the privelege of having the iPhone (allegedly 40% of revenue, not just profits!) I doubt very much you'll be seeing reasonably priced upgrades.
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Penryn launched on the 12th of November, new Apple product to follow shortly?
Maybe a Mac Pro.
None of those parts in the article are the mobile chips that Apple builds its
desktops with. Apple currently uses the X7900 at 2.8 GHz and 44W TDP,
the lowest power Penryn is a 65W part. Will Apple ever make desktops
with desktop parts?
Penryn launched on the 12th of November, new Apple product to follow shortly?
Maybe a Mac Pro.
None of those parts in the article are the mobile chips that Apple builds its
desktops with. Apple currently uses the X7900 at 2.8 GHz and 44W TDP,
the lowest power Penryn is a 65W part. Will Apple ever make desktops
with desktop parts?
Penryn launched on the 12th of November, new Apple product to follow shortly?
Maybe a Mac Pro.
None of those parts in the article are the mobile chips that Apple builds its
desktops with. Apple currently uses the X7900 at 2.8 GHz and 44W TDP,
the lowest power Penryn is a 65W part. Will Apple ever make desktops
with desktop parts?
Well it is my birthday on the 14th ....
And my 40th mid October so looking forward to all these late birthday and early Xmas prezzies....