500 lap dances ........
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What kind of skank ho's would give you a lap dance for a $1.00 ? Please PM me the address and number of said strippers?
Actually, rethinking my original statement about a savings account: INVEST.Savings acount!!!!!
Incorrect. That $50 pre-paid Wal-mart phone doesn't allow you to SSH into your remote servers and program on it using vi inside the server. This is one thing that the iPhone allowed me to do on-the-go. It also allowed me to use the EDGE internet connectivity on my laptop wherever I had an EDGE signal. Yes, other phones can do this, but can they do it without connecting the phone to your laptop?You can do all that with a $50 pre-paid phone from wal-mart.
Correct about the "old technology," but incorrect about the "iPhone 2.0." Analysts expect a 2nd generation iPhone around June 2008. The product that is expected to hit the market in January/February 2008 is an ultra-portable. Oh yeah, check this out too. What's #1?The Iphone will be half price in 6 months. Not to mention, and Im sure the salesperson didnt, the Iphone 2.0 comes out Jan.-Feb. , so you just bought old technology.
+1, if I was still in the states, I'd have both my Blackberry and my iPhone. iPhones are just way too expensive to use in Canada due to the lack of unlimited data plans.Connectivity on the go is important ... I don't leave home without my Blackberry.
My Blackberry 8700r was $549.99 directly from Rogers. The Blackberry doesn't have/target the same user-base as the iPhone. The iPhone third-party applications have surpassed Blackberry by afar. The bottom line is that the iPhone is the first phone of it's kind. It it highly extensible, provides use to the novice, or even the expert. It's interface is a no-brainer. It took me a while to learn how to use my Blackberry way back in the day. But as for a business model, the Blackberry is a much better phone. Oh yeah, what's Blackberry's alternative to this?... the BB is a lot cheaper and has almost all the same features.