At 12/7/07 02:52 AM, Bolo wrote:
It says nothing about a US launch, there.
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Nevertheless, Chinese site CNMO reports that the M8 could make its first real, actual public appearance (as opposed to the countless renderings and dummies the company has produced so far) in Sin City itself as part of the CES festivities in early January with retail availability as early as February.
Interesting.
Even the order of the buttons on the interface is ripped image for image from the iPhone.
People said that the iPhone was a rip off of the LG Prada. LG hasn't sued.
That's because their claims were unsubstantiated, and the phone they produced turned out to be a totally unique effort from the iPhone.
Bolo, shut the fuck up with your MINDLESS Apple propaganda. You have absolutely no credibility because everything you say has nothing to do with reality, you just spin everything you possibly can to defend Apple.
You have absolutely zero honesty.
If Apple shipped iPod cases filled with dog shit instead of MP3 players, you'd find some way of pretending nobody has the right to complain. You'd pretend Apple just started something unfathomably awesome, edgy, and cool and people who have dog shit in a box should be thrilled that it has the Apple logo on it.
This M8 thing takes every single graphic from the iPhone interface, and changes the hue in the background to make it look like something different.
Things like that happen all the time.
They can change it enough to where they could avoid copyright infringement.
I'm pretty sure Apple is invincible in the American court system these days (They beat the Beatles, for godsakes). There's no way they'd let that go unchallenged.
Quit performing fellatio on Apple, that's not what this thread is about.
I'm merely stating that the actual carrying-out of a United States launch of the "M8" hardly seems feasible to me, for a company such as this.
No, you tried to find some way of turning this into another one of your Apple advertisements. You'll start talking about their fucking staff of lawyers and how awesome they are and how this makes Apple super-duper-uber awesome even if their products are inferior.
Plus, you obviously haven't looked at history as a source of precedence. There are loads of instances where things that are remarkably similar will be sold under a different license, different brand name, of an unaffiliated company and get away with it. That's what most products are, especially music products. It's just stolen, recycled, repackaged garbage.