Originally posted by arn
you have to remember Apple Expo's are generally pretty low-key.
arn
Originally posted by Freg3000
First it was Jagqire and now it is Toshíba. Steve needs to relearn English. 🙂
Originally posted by Stella
I hope your being sarcastic!
Originally posted by Stella
I hope your being sarcastic!
Originally posted by Waluigi
How about how jobs says 'toshiba'? That is just as funny as the 'awwwwwws' after the price announcement!
--Waluigi
Originally posted by kwameaj
Steve pronounced it right. I live in Japan, and that's how they say the name 'TOshiba'.
Originally posted by LegionCSUF
So the rest of us say it wrong. 🙂
What other Japanese company names do we get wrong? 🙂
Originally posted by panphage
How does Steve say "Jaguar"? Most Americans I know say "JAG-wahr" but I've heard some people say "jag-WIRE". Most Brits I've heard use the word say "JAG-u-ah".
Steve definitely sounds like he's saying Jagwire. I too thought that must be how americans say it. Is it? [/B]
Originally posted by Arcady
Also, Steve says a lot of things in his own weird way. During the Jaguar presentation, he said the word "automatically" many times, and pronounced it odo-matically every time. Where did he get that sillyness?
Originally posted by pfonke
In the keynote, Jobs says the 12" pBook is available Today. Most news reports, however, indicated that the 12"ers would be released later this month. The Apple Store says "Available today" for the 15" and 17", but not the 12". Does anybody know the reason for the discrepancy? Is there any reliable information on when the 12s will hit the stores?