iphone 4!
Originally Posted by espelirS2K,Jun 7 2010, 10:45 AM
So who's gonna get one?!?!
I may get it... but will most likely wait. Un-needed expense
I may get it... but will most likely wait. Un-needed expense

Originally Posted by KeithMajkasays,Jun 7 2010, 11:55 AM
Im all over it if im eligible for upgrade
its over!
16g iphone 4 $200
32g $300
preorder starts on the 15th.
I'm going to preoder on the 15th but I'm not to happy with it costing me $300 when I paid $300 for my 3gs a year ago and $500 or what ever it was for the orignal iphone
16g iphone 4 $200
32g $300
preorder starts on the 15th.
I'm going to preoder on the 15th but I'm not to happy with it costing me $300 when I paid $300 for my 3gs a year ago and $500 or what ever it was for the orignal iphone
And now, a dip back into the archives:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...post&p=17540984
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...post&p=17545481
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...post&p=17540984
Living in Silicon Valley, people around here have this high-and-mighty belief that they shouldn't be penalized for being early adopters. . . and yet. . . AND YET. . . they are more than ready to whip out their newest gadget as if it were the 9" dong they always wish they had.
. . . add to the 9" dong syndrome the fact that they then go around chiding others (such as myself) about not having a 9" e-dong. Subsequently, they're amazed that I can demonstrate such olde-tyme behavior as using a Thomas Guide or looking things up on a notebook before going somewhere. . . all this while they're trying to get a signal.
So, we've got 9" e-dongs, my caveman behavior. . . and then the gall of these assholes to demand early adoption without repercussions. . . despite the fact that it's the overhead on these exclusive contracts that pay for their salaries. . . because. . . they work in the HIGH TECH INDUSTRY!!!!
Jerkoffs.
. . . add to the 9" dong syndrome the fact that they then go around chiding others (such as myself) about not having a 9" e-dong. Subsequently, they're amazed that I can demonstrate such olde-tyme behavior as using a Thomas Guide or looking things up on a notebook before going somewhere. . . all this while they're trying to get a signal.
So, we've got 9" e-dongs, my caveman behavior. . . and then the gall of these assholes to demand early adoption without repercussions. . . despite the fact that it's the overhead on these exclusive contracts that pay for their salaries. . . because. . . they work in the HIGH TECH INDUSTRY!!!!
Jerkoffs.
I've got at least 60 reasons per month to not be bitter. 
Just don't sell me on something I don't need.
What's funny is how I work in engineering. For all intents and purposes you could call me an engineer (of a stripe - I'm really a technician). What amazes my peers though, is my insistence that I only buy technology to solve a problem that I already have.
Then, I do this really wacky thing where I do a cost-benefit analysis on said solution, and see if the solution is really worth it. Now, where the rubber has met the road a couple of times (especially regarding smart phones), was that I had to consider cost of effective implementation.
Last year, the iPhone was going to cost me ~$1100 for effective implementation. It now is going to cost me ~$300 (+monthlies)
The Android phone, on the surface, appears to only set me back unit price + monthlies (which is still annoying), the complete unknown though, is for effective implementation, I may have to do some serious migration. . . and I don't know what the realized cost on that might be.
Or, I can keep my phone, and still show up to work on time.
I don't see the need for a 9" e-dong if all one is going to do with it is masturbate; I already have app for that.

Just don't sell me on something I don't need.
What's funny is how I work in engineering. For all intents and purposes you could call me an engineer (of a stripe - I'm really a technician). What amazes my peers though, is my insistence that I only buy technology to solve a problem that I already have.
Then, I do this really wacky thing where I do a cost-benefit analysis on said solution, and see if the solution is really worth it. Now, where the rubber has met the road a couple of times (especially regarding smart phones), was that I had to consider cost of effective implementation.
Last year, the iPhone was going to cost me ~$1100 for effective implementation. It now is going to cost me ~$300 (+monthlies)
The Android phone, on the surface, appears to only set me back unit price + monthlies (which is still annoying), the complete unknown though, is for effective implementation, I may have to do some serious migration. . . and I don't know what the realized cost on that might be.
Or, I can keep my phone, and still show up to work on time.

I don't see the need for a 9" e-dong if all one is going to do with it is masturbate; I already have app for that.
Originally Posted by espelirS2K,Jun 7 2010, 12:52 PM
Or you could stop being a penis and just buy ATT with an international plan and pay up the ass.
THERE ARE WAYS, MIKEY!

THERE ARE WAYS, MIKEY!

But then I wouldn't be complaining.Turns out we'll have it in July 2010. So I can wait a month
I thought it was going to be more like 3-6 months.
Originally Posted by josh7owens,Jun 7 2010, 01:58 PM
I'm going to preoder on the 15th but I'm not to happy with it costing me $300 when I paid $300 for my 3gs a year ago
now your older one will qualify but not the 3gs
I was so proud of my provider when they "courtesy" called me to let me know they could offer me a 16gb 3gs iPhone for only $199 or the 32GB for only $299 even though I was something like 3 months away from hardware upgrade eligibility. I said no thanks, I'll wait for the new iPhone in a couple months. Then I asked the girl to never call me again, unless it was with a suggestion of how to save me money based on my usage.




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