CNET dubs heat a NON-ISSUE

[spiderman0616]

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57401047-37/confirmed-new-ipads-heat-a-non-issue/

Just found it interesting that this came from a site that really loves bashing Apple stuff.

 

[soco]

So did the rest of us sensible armchair-pundits.

 

[Jarland]

I half expected them to jump on it like the iPhone antenna. Truth is its hard to tell if it's an issue. Apple is the only corporation I know of that has a cult of haters who would flood the Internet with false reports.

 

[spiderman0616]

In a couple more days I imagine CR will come out with a recommend for the new iPad. Then what will everyone do?

 

[drb1992]

Not that I didn't know the heat issue was a non issue, but it is nice to see a big news website using some common sense.

 

[Peace]

You will never find this on the front page either.

 

[spiderman0616]

You will never find this on the front page either.

Well, we can at least give some props to CNET--it was in their Twitter feed AND the cover story on the site.

 

[WalledMacGarden]

For people with cold hands like me, I might considered it a feature it's not hot, just nice and warm.

 

[vincenz]

In a couple more days I imagine CR will come out with a recommend for the new iPad. Then what will everyone do?

Same thing as if CR came out with a "don't recommend." People will continue buying them.

 

[whtrbt7]

I dub thee, Sir ToasterNot

It's 10 degrees, it's closer to piss-warm so I see that as almost having a "human" touch.

 

[Shrink]

Apple is BIG.

When you're that big, and well known (even to those who have no interest in electronics), you have a big target on your back. Anything becomes fodder for scandal.

Even my sister, who has yet to figure out how to turn on the power on her made-for-old-people-cell phone, reads about Apple and tells me about this problem of "people getting burned by their iPad".

I isn't balanced or fair, but everything Apple is BIG.