Apple: iPhone won't be cordless
In a controversial move Apple claims will "turn the mobile arena upside-down," the company announced today that the iPhone will not be cordless.
The iCord will change the way people think about wireless devices.
The iCord, which users will need to make calls on the Apple iPhone, will be sold exclusively through Apple. Starting in June, the iCord will be available in Snow Leopard White in lengths of 20 ft. ($200), 70 ft. ($400), and the high-end, 150 ft. iCord Pro ($700).
To announce the iCord line, the normal Apple.com homepage was replaced with a graphic that read, "The phone? Reinvented. The cord? That too."
Upon hearing the news, several Mac enthusiasts' heads spontaneously combusted. Others moaned in ecstasy and spoke in tongues for periods of up to 15 minutes.
Prospective iCord buyers may want to wait a few months. Apple is expected to launch new iCord colors, such as Black Coffee and Haute Pink, in November. New lengths, such as 30 ft., 60 ft., and 155 ft., are also in development.
The iCord Mini, with a length of just four inches, is also rumored to debut this November.
A poor version of an Onion article. Try again.
sure, the joke isn't that good, at least some people are willing to go to work to do this at Cnet, so at least be respectable.
of course, I will be sure to get it, only if they can make this wire double as battery charger. ;)
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! OMG I CANT STOP LAUGHING!! HAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
[i](Just kidding, CNET...really...I mean, the 'spoke in tongues' reference is absolutely priceless in regards to Apple--or any other--fanboys).[/i]
- Totally had me going
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by iwarrior-poet
April 2, 2007 1:39 PM PDT
- Given Apple's previous Market manipulations---I actually wouldn't put it past them. Bet they are laughing hardest at this one...
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