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I'm no fanboy, believe me. But most of that is pretty accurate.
by tertius 16y ago
I'm no fanboy, believe me. But most of that is pretty accurate.
- kevindication 16y agoThe iPad is magical?
- larsberg 16y agoIndeed. And seemingly animate as well, since it "is defining the future of mobile media and computing devices." Would've thought that was the folks making and using them, but hey, I'm not the one wearing the turtlenecks. (And yes, I own an iPad. But probably not the one that is going around defining things. Other than words. With a dictionary app.)
- apl 16y agoIt's an absolutely acceptable use of the verb "define." There's nothing about it that requires an animate subject.
- brudgers 16y agoTo the same degree that the other statements are accurate.
- andreyf 16y agoYes, for at least one definition of magical: beautiful or delightful in such a way as to seem removed from everyday life.
- chc 16y agoA lot of people do have that reaction to it, yes.
- jonhendry 16y agoPeople using them with their autistic or otherwise-disabled kids seem to think the iPad is as close to magical as you're likely to find in the real world.
- pkirk 16y agoI'm no a meta-fanboy, believe me. But a real fanboy would have written that comment too.
- stcredzero 16y agoMeta-fanboy = a fan of "meta"? Meta-fanboy = a fan of fanboys? Meta-feta fanboy = those who admire the processing of Mediterranean cheese.
- fjh 16y agoToo meaningless to be false is hardly the same as "pretty accurate".