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Had a play with one yesterday for about 15 mins and was completely underwhelmed. It's too big and heavy for a phone and still too small to browse the web properly. Has some 'clever' features that amuse for about 5 mins.
This will go down with all those iPACs that people bought to double up as phones which they then got rid of because they were too bulky and battery hungry to be of practical use.
Will be popular with the homo/metrosexual community who can carry them around in their manbags and whip them out in Starbucks over a frappucino.
Young bloke "Have you seen the new iPhone, I reckon everyone will have one"
Older bloke "It's a bit expensive isn't it? You have to pay >£200 for it then tie in to a crap contract for >£300 a year, sin't that a bit expensive for an iPod with a phone?"
Young bloke "Yeah but everyone wants one and it will out sell the iPod I reckon"
Old bloke "it costs alomost as much as a mac!"
Young bloke "Yeah but it's the best phone on the market and the screen tilts"
My ipod is permanently plugged into my car stereo so battery life isn't an issue, I can see why this may be a bit of a drawback with a mobile phone though.
"And I presume, like the iPod, when the battery runs out you have to throw it away!"
Why would you do that? I had an old creative labs MP3 player which when the battery went completely dead would fail to take any charge in the player. So I jump started it using an old Nokia charger with the end cut off. Simply touch the terminals with the bare wires for a couple of seconds and it puts enough juice in the battery for the player to recognise it again.
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