Now, before we continue I'd like to just make a follow up.
I want to clear up what I said before. Now, I said that we should take care when building new laptop designs. We will. Because we can't afford to continue to make only standard quality cases if we want to improve our image to the world.
Now, me and the other members of this forum do agree on one thing: that we shouldn't sacrifice too much function for form. And we won't.
Now, take a look at what others are proposing. They want to make the laptop thicker, just so they can have their S-Video port and their dual hard drives, AND, they want it to have an extra expansion bay.
Now, I disagree. I think, now, we need to take a look at the average pro-user here and think about what they need. They want power, they want portability. Now, they're not going to sit on a couch and edit video or render molecules, no. Now, they're going to have a set up on their desk. That way they'll have the options, if they want to, to add the components they need on the outside. Now, but they'll never have to carry it all with them if they don't want to.
Now, that's our fundamental difference, and that's why we should continue on the road we've set out. Not what's been going on here for the past few years. We need to move forward to a different goal, using a different path.
Now, as you can see, we will still have the greatest laptops in this class, now, if we accept that, now, the move, now, forward, now, is going to come with changes, now. Now.
Now.
PS. Now.


