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On the contrary, I think Apple's gear is horribly overpriced and if it wasn't part of my school books I never would have gotten a Macbook, I just dislike Dell.

Let's be honest, the Apple keyboard is overpriced but the logitech keyboard is just ridiculous. I simply don't see how you could argue for the $80 logitech keyboard over the $49 apple keyboard because the logitech one might be a bit thinner and has pretty lights. To me it's like arguing for an Apple mouse over a basic logitech mouse (ok, that's actually even worse. I still can't figure out why Apple keeps hanging on to those utterly moronic mice. Maybe it's because so many apple users use tablets.)

Since 1988 (when I was five).

It's also amazing to me that while there are Apple fanboys around, there are far more MS nerds that are vehemently anti-Apple in their bias, no matter how good an Apple product is (see: anyone buying and using a Zune).

Or buy a Sansa and don't be duped into EITHER bad product.

Not necessarily a good argument Theo, I mean Trust probably has a large market share as far as mice go but their products are mostly worthless.
That said, with all the beatings my iPod has survived it has been more than worth the money I've spent on it.

A Buick Regal CSX starts at $29,000.
A Hyundai Sonata Turbo starts at $24,000.
Both have equal options and equipment at those starting prices.
The Hyundai gets better MPG, goes faster through the 1/4, and brakes in 10 feet less from 60 MPH.
The Regal sold 3x as many cars as the Hyundai this quarter.

Idiots will buy what their friends or family have, and there's a LOT of idiots.

ALTERNATIVELY:
HP and Newegg both sell PCs. I can almost bet on the fact that there were more HPs sold this year than custom PCs built, despite the fact that the HP is three+ times the cost for the same performance.

ALTERNATIVELY:
Sheeple.

My Sansa has survived a dip in a lake, a motorcycle accident, and so many drops and falls that I can't even begin to count them. It is now 16GB, has simple touch controls, and cost me $60 with a 2" screen. It's a Lithium Ion battery that charges in around 10 minutes from full drain, off a USB 2.0 cable.
Counting the 16GB miniSD card, the total cost of this thing was $100. You can barely get a Shuffle with no screen for that cost.
Also, the built in amplifier puts out rich, hearty sound, something neither the Zune or the iPod can claim honestly.

Edited, Jan 9th 2011 6:51pm by jaysgsl

Old fanboys are the worst.

Ipods are awesome, but I don't use mine anymore. I've got a smart phone with twice the storage space on it, so I just put all my music on it and use it as my MP3 player. I'll admit the software isn't as good, so organizing playlists is kind of a pain, but it's much more convenient.

Okay, I think I'm probably going to end up getting a G15. Thanks everyone for your recommendations. Hopefully I can still fine one for cheap when I actually get around to buying one. We just spent $100 on a blu-ray player as a substitute until we can get our PS3 either fixed or replaced.

Favorite foods? Really? At 5?

I never even heard of Thai food until I was about 14.

I humbly submit the Optimus Maximus for your approval.






Yeah it's flashy but in all honesty who'd pay that much?

Don't underestimate people with too much money.

I like how the advertisement is all "Has a USB 2.0 hub - oh, yeah, and 113 OLED screens".

"Play a GIF animation or Quicktime movie on a Key"
Imagine the possibilities, 113 screens playing ****. How awesome is that?

Hope it has a good protective cover.