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rdowns

macrumors Penryn
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Jul 11, 2003
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File this under anal retentive, but iPod touch is spelled with a lower case t, not a capital T. The forum name has a capital T.
 

pianoman

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May 31, 2006
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i noticed this, too. i don't think it's anal retentive, it's the correct way to do it. for instance, the mini of "Mac mini" does not begin with a capital M, nor does the nano of "iPod nano" begin with a capital N. there are many examples.
 

72930

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"iPod touch" might look out of place...as would "Digital audio", unless they all changed...
 

rdowns

macrumors Penryn
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iPod touch is the name of the product and would not be out of place. Following your logic, the i in iPod, iPhone, iMac and iTunes should be capitalized. Let's not forget the e in eMac.
 

CalBoy

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iPod touch is the name of the product and would not be out of place. Following your logic, the i in iPod, iPhone, iMac and iTunes should be capitalized. Let's not forget the e in eMac.

I agree with you. The forum titles should be as precise as possible; by having an incorrect capitalization, the forum helps engender further incorrect capitalizations.
 

iAlan

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Thanks for fixing that Arn.

I agree.

And now if I can actually get my hands on the real thing - Japan is still a no show (but with a week to go before the '28th')

Maybe we can start a Forum 'Things Apple Announces and/or Releases But Not Yet Available in My Country'.

I guess most Posters will be in Australia.

:p
 
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