"Could care less" is also correct if he could care less about retina than he currently does.
Using it in landscape eliminates many of the benefits of its smaller size.
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iPad mini Returned iPad Mini today - too many headaches - now what?
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"Could care less" is also correct if he could care less about retina than he currently does.
Using it in landscape eliminates many of the benefits of its smaller size.
Could care less is nonsense..who actually says "I could care less" in real life unless you want to look like a dumb ass....the term in full is "could not care less" meaning, the amount he cares about retina is so small he could not care less unless he cared zero! Anyway, to be American about it "whatever"🙄
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Best Buy has the ipad 3 $50 off and gives you a $75 dollar gift card right now. If you want the 3.. this is the deal for you on a new iPad.
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Roughly the same price as Apple's refurbished ones. Not bad if you want it NOW, and don't mind getting some of the savings in a gift card instead of cash.
For example:
Currently I'm thinking about the Mini but think it might not be pocketable enough. So I care about it.
If I buy it and decide it's not pocketable enough then it is out of the running and I won't care about it at all.
Therefore I currently can care less about the Mini than I currently do which makes it correct to say I could care less about it. Saying I could not care less is incorrect at this time because it implies that its impossible for me to care less about the Mini than I currently do, which as I've shown is incorrect.
Now if I later decide I don't want the Mini, it would be correct to say I couldn't care less about it because I then wouldn't care about it at all. Which is not true currently.
Don't get upset about your #GrammarNaziFail.
Nice twisting of the other persons post. That was not what they meant...in YOUR context it is correct but not something we day in England. Not trying to be a "grammarnazi". It just bugs me. # are for twitter!
Looks like there might be some reason for headaches:
A new review by Anandtech directly compares text on iPads (click on the comparator):
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6429/ipad-mini-review/4
A new review by Anandtech directly compares text on iPads (click on the comparator):
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6429/ipad-mini-review/4
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