the apple of their eyes - touch screen overlay kit price

From the first comments we received about the iPhone, Sir
Jobs got another punch in his hand.
The number of people who left positive reviews on the iPhone: 203 people who left negative reviews on the iPhone: 84 that's what they said, first of all Apple enthusiasts: I know there's a reason why I delayed buying BlackBerry Pearls.
Shouldn't Christmas come in spring? -
This is all about innovation.
I heard quibles but what a wonderful thing it is
The device of conception.
Jobs once again showed this to Gates and others who are really thinking and pushing things forward.
You know things will only get better. And cheaper. Âxad-
I just bought a new Treo, the only complaint for JohnMy.
I want my money back.
I want this call today. Oh. My. God.
I have already started the countdown to June. Âxad-
Few readers think Apple has some questions: $500? ? ! !
My last phone is free and it's on a good carrier (Verizon).
The IPhone is beautiful and great, but it's too expensive for me.
I think they will come down soon.
-Released by johnhundred hundred dollars? For a phone?
Are you kidding?
It looks beautiful, but yes. No.
Those old bellies must be at their own mercy now.
"They said our price was too high "-
Amy's post at IowaI was confused that no one thought low battery autonomy was a problem.
5 hours in phone mode is really low and I wouldn't be surprised if the reality was worse. -
It is no longer accepted from augustinComments.
It's hard to buy a phone for 500 yuan, but Steve Jobs has always pursued a niche market.
At the ITU conference in Hong Kong earlier this year, it is clear that there will be room for very expensive and very cheap mobile phones in the world.
For example, the Nokia mobile phone Nobel prize winner Moammad Yunus's Grameen Foundation is much less expensive to publish in its mobile kit.
Technology catering to the bottom of the pyramid is getting cheaper: by mid-term, at least seven new phones for $20 or less can be delivered2007.
The new market is in India and China, and some phones have to be cheap.
The more I say, the better.
Hey, isn't Apple's mouse and graphical UI finally available to everyone?
The problem is: the iPhone tried to replace my iPod, phone and PDA, but only got full marks for the first two versions.
It's definitely the best iPod ever, with a big screen to watch videos and scroll through covers, and a touch screen navigation --
So no problem.
As a mobile phone replacement, its touch screen control, beautiful contact list, beautiful SMS app and Visual Voice Mail also become a mobile phone worth replacing (
In addition to the problem with Cingular).
If Apple stops there and offers an iPod/phone combination for $150 more than the equivalent Nano, there will be fewer people complaining about the price.
Apple will also sell more than the iPhone because it will attract a wider market and they only want a great phone and a great iPod on one device.
The problem is that while some of the remaining features (
"Internet equipment" of things)are amazing (
Like full safari browser, rich HTML emails, zoom images, amazing graphics, etc. )
In some key areas, it lacks devices like Treo.
For example, the iPhone won't open a word/excel file that someone emailed me, let alone edit.
This means I can't use it for working emails.
Since 3g data speed is not supported, I can't use it as a high
Speed wireless modem for my laptop (Like Treo. .
Finally, I am unable to add content such as games, references, drawing tools, note pads, etc due to not allowing 3rd party apps, or any of the thousands of apps available for PalmOS and Windows Mobile devices that make these devices so useful and flexible.
So the problem is asking the customer to pay another $ * 150 ($500 total)
Less ability than smartphone competitors.
If the cost is lower or some of these problems are solved, Apple will really havedown winner.
In fact, I have to wait.
Those who complain about the price ignore the fact that this is not a phone call.
Maybe Apple should call it something else. It’s a super-phone-super-iPod-super-
Hand-held roll into one.
Great. -iPhone. -more than the first.
A functional phone that attracts me to open my wallet.
I mean open it and don't give it to stupid people;
Still, even though the price is still a bit too high, it looks like a real necessityhave product,.
But what's missing?
What does my reporter think of me when I call them?
, Add video conferencing feature, I may be tempted by this price anyway.
Is the IPhone hearing aid compatible?
We have millions of people here who hear "differences" who are willing to choose to use "differences ".
As a hearing impaired health professional, I can imagine filling this elegant little package with a lot of very useful applications and references.
I like the idea of not having a stylus-I 've broken several palm screens with the stylus provided.
The shortcomings pointed out by others here seem reasonable, hoping to address some of them in the future-by then maybe I can really afford one!
First of all, the iPhone is a Treo touched by God.
Second, it will be easy for Apple to take a 1% market share in 2008 through the product.
And add $ 5B to the bottom line.
Finally, what Steve did was to put technology in the field of popular stars.
He combines hit content with hit devices, so not only in two industries (
Entertainment and consumer electronics)
But the whole culture.
I wouldn't be surprised if he eventually became CEO of Disney and Sony.
For this device, $500 is actually a fair price, and it's a lot more than a mobile phone.
Unlike other phones, iPhone's
Phone functions are not just clumsily integrated into the work-they are fully integrated and their functions will be as powerful as they all stand on their own --alone devices. And the web-
The browsing feature will provide complete navigation
Unlike any other handheld device, mature web pages.
I just hope they can call it an Apple phone-give credit where it's due.
Make my 21 point look like Iraq . . . . . . Some people seem confused about the battery life of the iPhone.
5 hours is the call time, not the total standby time in phone mode.
I haven't had so many calls yet (
While I would like to know how long the phone actually lasts in a typical combination of activities, including playing music and browsing the web).
None of the comments touched the iPhone's biggest problem --
The fact that it was locked back in the buckle.
The service in some cities is not very good.
If Apple unlocked the iPhone, they might sell more phones.
Of course, they will still sell as much as possible this year.
The price here is not a factor.
People pay a high price of $400.
The IPod is over.
Many of us hate cell phones.
We will spend more money on a mobile phone that really works.
In my area, ringular means poor call quality satisfaction, poor customer service satisfaction, poor billing satisfaction, and poor overall satisfaction.
The last time I looked at it, the consumer report was also very poor on the evaluation of Cingular.
This is what you will get on your iPhone. //www. jdpower.
Telecom/rating/wireless/index.
At this point, the real
The World performance and durability of the IPhone is completely unknown.
Will the touch screen end up covered with fingerprints, face fingerprints and scratches, among other things?
Would people like to use touch screens without tactile feedback?
I am a self-diagnosed Mac madman and I am very excited about the iPhone . . . . . . But when I started thinking about all the related fees, $500 for the phone, $60/month for the voice plan and $40/month for the data plan (
At least that's how my carrier Verizon charges)
For people like me who pay for their phones, this is a big change.
I don't mind paying for this very attractive gadget, . . . . . . Just as many PDA users are willing to pay for this price, my email is bound via corporate servers that will host goodlink or RIM technology.
Nothing I have read indicates that the department will be accepted by American companies.
If this is the case, the company will have a server that will push work-related emails to this device, which will certainly add to its appeal. $500/600? No 3G? No corp email?
Limited memory without scalability?
It's stupid, so do millions of people who do it.
How about calling it iNeed?
Surprisingly, how many negative reviews about the iPhone, it offers some very amazing cutting-edge advanced technology.
Did everyone forget that this is Apple's first appearance in the mobile phone industry?
Or is this Apple's first device designed for quick software updates and changes?
Some negative comments are like complaining about the bumps provided by the first stone wheel, or the propeller noise of the first aircraft (
"Come on, brother Wright.
Too slow ").
For the first of any new product or equipment, there will certainly be defects or need to be fixed later.
That's what technology is all about.
Did the inventor of the first TV wait for the invention of color before it was put on the market?
Or do we watch TV from a revolutionary black and white device with a dial to today's wide screen, high definition, color, remote control home standard?
Look at the original iPod, its size, black and white screen, what it can and can't do, etc.
See how Apple has made the iPod a full-screen version of today's iPhone in just a few years.
Before we dismantle them because we didn't provide every whim that all of us didn't need and didn't want, how about we give Apple time to develop its new and innovative products, or use it while keeping it small and compact . . . . . .
What if the new iPhone does not allow you to open a Word document?
For those who need this particular feature, they should get a device that suits them or wait until Apple updates the iPhone before doing so.
None of the devices do everything, so let's be realistic.
Keep in mind that this new device is still the music and video iPod, the brand new full screen technology that many of us have been hoping.
But keep in mind that most buttons are removed, the entire device is a software display on a virtual screen, and Apple has the unique ability to update the device with a simple software upgrade, no matter what the new technology is.
My current Treo 650 is impossible.
Apple has 5 months to fix some small details before selling the first iPhone, and can upgrade the technology at any time through simple syncing for a lifetime.
So please keep an eye on . . . . . . This iPhone will be cutting-edge and it will change our view of the various devices we carry with us today!
I was surprised to see how many Americans say that a mobile phone is too much for $500.
Palm Treo 750 V will cost you 600 euros when you live in Billy (
About the same dollar)
The price of SE P990i is about 500 euros, and the price of RIM BlackBerry 8100 v Pearl is about 450 euros.
Most importantly, there are a lot of people in Europe who own them, so what are you complaining about, the iPhone is cheap for $500!
Well, it's not just a phone call.
However, I already have my phone, iPod and iBook (
I threw the last one in there.
I doubt if I will be efficient on the iPhone)
I'm not going to replace them soon, whether it's an iPhone or not.
If my phone is broken, I may not even give the iPhone a look, especially if I can get a new basic phone for less than $50.
In fact, I might have a look at Boger's earlier blog about really cheap basic phones. As a lower-
Middle class citizens on the west coast, I can't prove to buy an incredibly cool, practical, friendly, multi-Dollar for $500
Purpose device, the only reason when I spent $75 to renovate the 1st generation Nano was that I got a gift card from the Apple store, while the shuffle of their renovation was only $30.
I don't think I have enough money to attend this discussion.
But it's cool.
If it was $50 and my phone is broken now, I will definitely get it.
But it's not a good thing.
Well designed
Execution can even be less than $50.
In my opinion, we have all been waiting for iPhone for a long time.
We all dream of what it will be like.
Can no product meet the expectations of these aspirations?
David's posts must be read before anyone writes an iPhone.
He put it in a proper angle.
We will see many new changes and applications of all new technologies.
Touch screen is one.
There is already a touch, but it is very different.
All I can say is
You just want to see what's ahead.
You will be pleasantly surprised.
The Iphone is basically just available.
But I can't buy it for $500 or $600.
They should really consider working with verizon, but I know they have an agreement with AT&T that they can't work with any other company like verizon to produce iPhones until 2009 . . . . . . But it's still $500, just like I bought the ps3. .
I would be happy to do so before the price drops. .
But before I make money. . .