Which mistake are you talking about ?

OH MAN !!!! I HOPE SO TOO !!!!!! IT"S BEEN SOOOOOO LONG !!!!!!!!!! :)

Hello PSP World !

I owned a PSP a few years back and got rid of it. Having focused heavily on programming and development I haven't had much time to game lately....

It seems as though I am going to be doing some traveling soon and I want to purchase a PSP. I'm in the states... Any recomendations would be greatly appreciated... Is there something I should know about the PSP Lite ? I think I want that one... Any comments? ??

All I can say is.... WOW.

You wouldn't buy Apple stock ? Clearly you don't watch, trade, research or invest in the tech industry on a daily basis. Otherwise you would see the unbridled per/share targets and realize that even if the stock bottoms out at 100$ after a crazy run to $200, it's a win for most investors.

If you consider the stock overpriced at $130, then it should have been considered overpriced at $100 and even $65 per share based on their revenue.

Apple is a company which continues to innovate and they hold strong locks in several industries and markets. They have positioned themselves perfectly between Hollywood and consumers in delivering a wonderful "Rent-at-home" model of getting video into our hands.

Steve Jobs unveiling this new model of video rentals through iTunes along with the support and backing of ALL 6 MAJOR LABELS !!!! is an enormous milestone, one that has never been achieved via an online digital media retailer. This is similar to the announcement of iTunes with the industry and stock price not feeling the effect for up to 5 years.

If you know what you are doing, you can comfortably trade APPL on a daily basis as well as designate shares for long term investment. You can weigh the risk and the reward based on the latest products and buzz around the product. Or you can rely on resources in major manufacturing companies overseas to predict Apple's next product. Either way, there are many ways a smart, savvy and intelligently confident investor can find to make money on the monster that is Apple. If you support the company culture, products and software, then you will find reasons and ultimately reveal to yourself the fruits of investing in a company like Apple.

I can understand somewhat the reasoning behind this release. But, overall, I can think of a few things that could've turned MacWorld '08 into a true successor to the iPhone Hayday in '07.

The Macbook Air just seemed to miss the mark for so many people. It's like the Apple TV only much for hyped. Granted, every company makes mistakes, and their is no way to get everything perfect all the time...

Looking back, Apple should've released the Apple TV with the "new software" first and they should've hyped it like they've hyped the Macbook Air. Additionally, they should've hyped Leopard like they hyped the iPhone.

But, all companies make mistakes... Apple is no exception. Although, I am a stockholder, so, they should really step it up right about now.