I've just read the press release. Can you really...;
Not connect to the internet over ethernet without using your one USB port? Not perform any computing (for example installing software or establishing a music collection) involving a CD drive? Have to buy a (rather over enthusiastically named) SuperDrive CD drive which will not work on any other machine? Not simultaneously download iTunes songs from the (ethernet) internet with an iPod plugged in? Pay £2,028.00, plus the cost of the SuperDrive? That the price of a reasonable hatchback car (which, incidentally, would have a CD drive for free).
Can you imagine what would happen to any other company that released this? These days we thrown upon manufactures that don't include a blu ray or HDDVD drive, yet a lone a standard DVD drive and re-writer. They would be laughed out of business. Yeah, this is thin, but it sure as hell isn't a computer.
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I've just read the press release. Can you really...;
Not connect to the internet over ethernet without using your one USB port?
Not perform any computing (for example installing software or establishing a music collection) involving a CD drive?
Have to buy a (rather over enthusiastically named) SuperDrive CD drive which will not work on any other machine?
Not simultaneously download iTunes songs from the (ethernet) internet with an iPod plugged in?
Pay £2,028.00, plus the cost of the SuperDrive? That the price of a reasonable hatchback car (which, incidentally, would have a CD drive for free).
Can you imagine what would happen to any other company that released this? These days we thrown upon manufactures that don't include a blu ray or HDDVD drive, yet a lone a standard DVD drive and re-writer. They would be laughed out of business. Yeah, this is thin, but it sure as hell isn't a computer.