> If it were that easy to find the next electronic device that would have 66% world wide penetration who do you propose is the person to find it? Of course its

> If it were that easy to find the next electronic device that would have 66% world wide penetration who do you propose is the person to find it? Of course its not easy, but I would hope that the CEO of one of the most valuable companies on earth would have that kind of foresight and skill. That's what he is there for, or to hire people that can do that. They're not and that's my point. Time for some significant changes at the helm. > People were clamoring for an iPod + phone for years before the iPhone came out. What electronic device are people clamoring for now? These devices were already out before the iPhone, the iPhone was just more polished, and the ability to buy from iTunes was huge. This is where Jobs deserves his credit, not for inventing a device that was a phone, camera and music player in one, but for making it a good experience. These new MBP's are a horrible experience.