Yes. The best alternative to the iPhone is a non-cellphone device. Amazing, right? :^)
But seriously, I love my Zune 80. I just don't get why he didn't use a current Gen 2.0 model of the Zune, than the first generation. I mean he has the latest iPhone 3G in his hands. The latest Zune is 2.0, not 1.0. Oh wait, I guess it was more for a comic effect, since the whole media is suppose to hate Zunes.
Well, when Apple offered Colbert money to put a humorous spin on the "kill-switch", to hopefully prevent a backlash, they also included the stipulation that he had to make fun of a Microsoft product. Since they don't make actual phones, just an OS, the Zune was the closest thing to an iPhone. (which doubles as an iPod)
The Triumph proved to be one of the better looking and performing pre-paid handsets we'd had the pleasure of holding in our sweaty mitts, but we had one major hangup: the name.
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Yes. The best alternative to the iPhone is a non-cellphone device. Amazing, right? :^)
But seriously, I love my Zune 80. I just don't get why he didn't use a current Gen 2.0 model of the Zune, than the first generation. I mean he has the latest iPhone 3G in his hands. The latest Zune is 2.0, not 1.0. Oh wait, I guess it was more for a comic effect, since the whole media is suppose to hate Zunes.
Because no one can tell the difference between 1st and 2nd Gen Zune... (or cares to)
"Yes. The best alternative to the iPhone is a non-cellphone device. Amazing, right? :^)"
Exactly what I was thinking about. Don't know if that was on purpose, or just a bad choice of alternative devices for them to name.
better comedy, that's all.
Well, when Apple offered Colbert money to put a humorous spin on the "kill-switch", to hopefully prevent a backlash, they also included the stipulation that he had to make fun of a Microsoft product. Since they don't make actual phones, just an OS, the Zune was the closest thing to an iPhone. (which doubles as an iPod)