Comments on: Apple looks to revive that special event magic

Tuesday's event should give Apple a strong iPod lineup to sell during the holiday season, so long as the company puts a buggy couple of months behind it with the new products.

[joetesta70]

PC Mac
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Cheap Overpriced and proprietary
All U Can Eat Music Buy each Song
Green (e.g. HP) Late to the party and bad for the environment
Philanthropic Gates Greedy $teve Job$
Open Controls what you hear,read,see
The old Evil Empire The NEW Evil Empire

[Perry_Clease]

Are you and Leo twins?

[ckurowic]

Your comment was both inaccurate and incoherent, joetesta70.

[spkrman6]

Why is this troll on everything Apple? Disgruntled employee?

[jandler]

Because there is always people that like to troll on everything and anything. PC, Mac, OSX, Windows, etc etc.

And they have nothing better to do. No jobs or stuck in college. You see how that work?

[cnetter2]

"while its singular ability to produce a technology event still generates buzz, the products must match that hype."

If this were true, Apple would have been out of business about the time Windows 95 launched.

[john55440]

For comparison to whatever iPhone sales figures that Apple announces: According to Gartner, Nokia sold 15,297,900 SMARTphones in Q208 alone, and RIM/Blackberry sales increased by 126.4%.

[dukeoconnor]

oops... sorry, it appears that I have stumbled into a troll convention -- bye

[technewsjunkie]

New one will be the size of a finger nail!

[Constable Odo]

That's good that Nokia sold 15 million smartphones in Q208. That means Apple will be able to sell 15 million more iPhones when people start dumping those Nokias in Q408. I have nothing to say about RIM since it is Apple's only worthy smartphone competitor and deserves some respect.