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3 July 2010, 12:48 PM | #1 |
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So let me get this straight
It's extremely fragile, even more so than the previous models.
If you break it, it's $200 to fix, and you have to take it to the mall. It doesn't work if you hold it the way they show you to hold it in the commercials/ads/literature. If you hold it the way they show you in the commercials/ads/literature, they will inform you that you are holding it wrong. It's only available on a completely saturated network that wasn't very good in the first place. Every year you will camp out in a line for the privilege of getting on a list to pay $299 to "upgrade" (I use that term loosely) it. I'm sorry, I guess I don't "get it". |
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