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d is for Design.Friday, February 18, 2011
Wait.. that sounds like me..
RickKnight posted Sat Jan 08 11:21:02 PST 2011
I never took time to comment on an article before. But this one made me laugh so much that I'm actually writing on today.
Yes, some people are so egotistical that they would still hold their head high even if they had their underwear on backwards. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is one of them so don't cry about Steve Jobs. The point here is not to get lost from the real issue at hand.
I had two Smartphone's from Samsung (years ago) with Microsoft Mobile. It was great at the time. But then I switched over to an HTC Model. It was a (bit) better than Samsung but wished that I had tried a Blackberry.
Then one day I bought an iPad for my wife's Birthday. I quickly became impressed with Apple's thoughtful engineering. It's a fantastic unit for email, web surfing, picture viewing, watching movies on the go, reading books, etc.. (But if you want something for just reading books buy the Kindle). Impressed with the iPad, I bought Apple's Time Machine, which is a wireless router with a built-in hard drive to back up important files automatically. Then I bough an Apple 27" iMac for my desktop computer. Then I bough a 13" MacBook Pro for when I travel to clients and giving demos on my Video Surveillance products. Then when my cellular phone contract expired, I got rid of my HTC and bought an iPhone. The most interesting part in all of this is I that changed everything over to Apple in less than 5 months from buying an iPad. And before that I was with Microsoft for 20 years.
In conclusion, you can swim in a sea of Androids if you want, but watch out for the Sharks. Once it gets a hold of you, you'll be a (happy) goner.
RickKnight posted Sat Jan 08 11:21:02 PST 2011
I never took time to comment on an article before. But this one made me laugh so much that I'm actually writing on today.
Yes, some people are so egotistical that they would still hold their head high even if they had their underwear on backwards. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is one of them so don't cry about Steve Jobs. The point here is not to get lost from the real issue at hand.
I had two Smartphone's from Samsung (years ago) with Microsoft Mobile. It was great at the time. But then I switched over to an HTC Model. It was a (bit) better than Samsung but wished that I had tried a Blackberry.
Then one day I bought an iPad for my wife's Birthday. I quickly became impressed with Apple's thoughtful engineering. It's a fantastic unit for email, web surfing, picture viewing, watching movies on the go, reading books, etc.. (But if you want something for just reading books buy the Kindle). Impressed with the iPad, I bought Apple's Time Machine, which is a wireless router with a built-in hard drive to back up important files automatically. Then I bough an Apple 27" iMac for my desktop computer. Then I bough a 13" MacBook Pro for when I travel to clients and giving demos on my Video Surveillance products. Then when my cellular phone contract expired, I got rid of my HTC and bought an iPhone. The most interesting part in all of this is I that changed everything over to Apple in less than 5 months from buying an iPad. And before that I was with Microsoft for 20 years.
In conclusion, you can swim in a sea of Androids if you want, but watch out for the Sharks. Once it gets a hold of you, you'll be a (happy) goner.
