> If you don't like what apple is selling, you have the same choice: buy from some somebody else. That's a horrible sentiment, and horrible advice. Not liking

> If you don't like what apple is selling, you have the same choice: buy from some somebody else. That's a horrible sentiment, and horrible advice. Not liking a feature, or a missing feature, doesn't mean a product isn't good or worthwhile. No product is perfect, and there is nothing wrong with wanting more. If Apple took your sentiments to heart, we wouldn't have their current lineup of products, all improvements on older models that had problems or lacked features.