@RaindropBebop: This is one of the major things I hate about Apple. All companies do this though.

@Ah Yes: That's a rip-off. If they plan on lasting more than 30 days, they should invest in a monthly Metrocard or start talking to their employer about the benefits of TransitChek.

@Donuthead: Your point is well-taken. I didn't even take price into consideration because everyone [should] know[s] what bracket we are in on this subject.

@Bluecold: I wonder how many people have passed out in South Africa while using these things.

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@Donuthead: IMO, this argument goes out the window for those people who just look to buy whatever is popular at the moment.

@FiddlingWhileJimRomeBurns: +1 for beating me to it

@DaCapin: You know, I have never seen you post here but the words I have seen from you speak such truth.

@travisco_nabisco: "Or is it just a convenience that people get to feel they need even though they lived x many years without one?"

@wildfire359: This device is the one that ensured that I would never buy another Samsung device again.

@RecipeForHate: You are correct. I am a NYC dude all the way.

@thinkthis: are you sure they haven't released the same product with higher storage capacity in-between June releases?

@comrade_leviathan: I am not doubting the cultiness of either. My point is that owning iProducts isn't exclusive anymore.

@gebinsk: We can't have Foxconn employees jumping from the houses they build. Who would want that kind of bad "stuff" lingering around?

As for the cultiness part, it's no longer exclusive.

@8oardR1der: It's not your fault your hand are tiny...

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@matt_mcmhn: Our expections of storage capacity will probably mean prices won't go up as much as you might think. Terabyte HDDs are going for <$100 now.

@twothefutureandbeyond: Why stop at taking $300 from you every year when they can take $650 from you every year?

@JacquesAss: You can pretty much bet your salary that this will happen.