iOS6 can be installed on a 3 year old iPhone. WTF are you talking about?

You can't be serious about this comment.

This would be much more interesting tied to actual documents from the time instead of Wiki articles.

I hate all this automated assumption stuff.

The message boards are when a small fraction of a percent of users go to complain or bug-fix. That is hardly a good place for examples of what the majority of customers think.

"If the surface pro isn't crap it will leapfrog the iPad"

How is it turning around?

So a list of things that 95% of tablet (or really computing in general) consumers don't need or want to do?

Keep in mind, the second you use the term "fanboy" people will take you less seriously.

Hahaha, and this is proof positive that there is a difference.

Not an ignorant customer here and AirPlay beats out anything anyone else is offering. Try getting someone who isn't a geek to set up DLNA (After you explain to them what the hell it is).

My point being that Apple is unique in how much people obsess over the design. It isn't something they should feel obligated to constantly change considering the designs and lack of change in other companies.

Gotta love Hellcats. Those were some mean mf-ing planes. Finally put the fear back into the Japanese Zeros which were demolishing American planes prior to the Hellcat.

Sadly, you are probably right.

If you do a good job. These are well done CGI.

Functionality != Customizability.

Apple doesn't change things for the sake of change. Look how the long the current MBP hardware design has lasted.

They should put an observation port in the front of the secondary fuselage, it would be awesome to fly through the clouds looking forward instead of sideways.

I guess I worded that a bit wrong. Everyone makes assumptions about people based on how they look, you do it subconsciously. My point is simply that you can take advantage of that to coax people into making assumptions that play in your favor, or are simply how you want people to see you.

NY is incredibly diverse and accepting in fashion and just about everything else. Success doesn't always look like a suit and tie.