Comments on: I Love iPod Touch http://eckstein.id.au/885/general-technology/ipod-touch-electronics-review/ WordPress and SEO Specialist Mon, 06 Feb 2012 23:10:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Garyhttp://eckstein.id.au/885/general-technology/ipod-touch-electronics-review/comment-page-1/#comment-1518 Gary Tue, 12 May 2009 10:00:17 +0000 http://eckstein.id.au/?p=885#comment-1518 Fair point Hugo! I’m certainly with you on the mobile/cell phone side of things…..if it does what you want it to do then there is nothing wrong with old and/or basic phones (let’s face it…..even the basic phones usually have more features than most people use). Thanks for the comment. Fair point Hugo! I’m certainly with you on the mobile/cell phone side of things…..if it does what you want it to do then there is nothing wrong with old and/or basic phones (let’s face it…..even the basic phones usually have more features than most people use).
Thanks for the comment.

]]> By:  Hugohttp://eckstein.id.au/885/general-technology/ipod-touch-electronics-review/comment-page-1/#comment-1503  Hugo Mon, 11 May 2009 23:47:31 +0000 http://eckstein.id.au/?p=885#comment-1503 It's mother's day, you're contemplating the 'cost to benefit' ratio of a present. I appreciate your take on these things from a business perspective, and in that context it makes a lot of sense. When it's a gift though your understanding of some of the finer points may be lacking. When it's a gift for your wife [and you can afford it -that's the real important one-] you go *kiss kiss* "Enjoy your iPod, honey" *kiss kiss*. It's a gift. You either want to give a gift or you don't. I'd love to have an iPhone myself, they cost too much [although the interface is just fabulous]. I can't wrap my head around a $500 price tag. It's just too much. I spent $160 on my cell phone. That was the cheapest cell phone at the time [7 years ago]. I still use the thing, although it's getting a little long in the tooth. Maybe some day. It's mother's day, you're contemplating the 'cost to benefit' ratio of a present.

I appreciate your take on these things from a business perspective, and in that context it makes a lot of sense.

When it's a gift though your understanding of some of the finer points may be lacking. When it's a gift for your wife [and you can afford it -that's the real important one-] you go *kiss kiss* "Enjoy your iPod, honey" *kiss kiss*. It's a gift. You either want to give a gift or you don't.

I'd love to have an iPhone myself, they cost too much [although the interface is just fabulous]. I can't wrap my head around a $500 price tag. It's just too much. I spent $160 on my cell phone. That was the cheapest cell phone at the time [7 years ago]. I still use the thing, although it's getting a little long in the tooth.

Maybe some day.

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