Still seems like a really underwhelming event.
There has to be more.
Not very hype for this event.
March 15? Probably will be as disappointing a day for us as it was for Caesar.
Wow, I can't wait to pay 400-500 dollars for a 4inch phone!...said nobody with a clue.
Wow, I can't wait to pay 400-500 dollars for a 4inch phone!...said nobody with a clue.
It's hard to imagine an event if this is all it is.
The only other way this makes sense is if they are launching a brand new product none of us are expecting.
Naw...you'd have to pay for that....Maybe "new bands" means a music event?
It's looking more and more like we'll not get the very obvious GPS inclusion in the Apple Watch upgrade. Well, I guess I'll have to look elsewhere if I want a fitness device. Though Apple touts the Apple Watch as a fitness device, it's obvious it's nothing close to it.
I use it as my main fitness tracker. But I don't do outdoor runs without my phone. I wouldn't even if the watch had a GPS inside.
I hate this product name logic. iPhone 5se, iPhone 5s. If they're not careful it will start to look like LG, Sony, Samsung, etc product name, like "Sony XD94 / XD93 HDR 4K". What is this?
So in other words, I purchased a Verizon iPad Air 2 in October, thinking it would be at least another year before the Air would receive another upgrade... Yet here we are with rumors of an updated Air six months after the September keynote where Apple failed to upgrade the Air, but instead, unveiled just the "iPad Pro" and an "updated" iPad Mini.
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Even worse is the iPhone 5"se." I don't see a point to this product at all. Just release three versions of the iPhone 7-- 5.5", 4.7", and 4.0" and be done with it--dump the older iPhone models out of the Apple store and take some of the saturation out of the iPhone market, and price them accordingly:
iPhone 7 (4.0")
32 GB - $349.99
64 GB - $449.99
128 GB - $549.99
iPhone 7 (4.7")
32 GB - $449.99
64 GB - $549.99
128 GB - $649.99
iPhone 7 (5.5")
32 GB - $549.99
64 GB - $649.99
128 GB - $749.99
264 GB - $849.99
Prices per month for the iPhones would range between $14.58 a month for the 32 GB iPhone 7 (4") and $35.41 a month for the 264 GB (5.5") phone with a 24 month payment installment agreement.
So in other words, I purchased a Verizon iPad Air 2 in October, thinking it would be at least another year before the Air would receive another upgrade...
More like the iTunes of March.
Although some may wish it, I don't think Tim will get stabbed.
March 15? Probably will be as disappointing a day for us as it was for Caesar.