Dupa Manowar,Motorhead si The Killers, trupa britanica The Ting Tings vine la B'Estfest !



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The big question is not if the iPad has the power to run it, but how a Photoshop (and its users) will respond to the lower resolution input. Mice have pixel-perfect accuracy, whereas fingers, obviously, do not. A stylus is a little better, but a mouse still has it beat hands down. There is a lot of work in Photoshop that requires that level of precision, and it will be interesting to see how (if?) a tablet UI can provide one. wmv to flv Apple has a built in crowd for their products. iPad 2 had a lot people upgrading from iPad 1, same with iPhone 4. They will always have that crowd. Their task now is to make 'new' people buy into 'Yes, it costs a lot more, but it is worth it' business plan. It is a risky move, unless they want to stay a nich company. HTC offers a wide range of phones, from low priced to top of the line. The good thing about that set-up is you can get in with a low cost phone, and move up the next time. Auto makers learned that a long time ago. The Apple store 'experiance' may be important to some, but a better price point WILL move more product than just happy sales people. I bought my Macbook Pro from an Apple store, and it was a good experience. My wife upgraded to an iPhone 4 at the same store, and it SUCKED. Amazon will give Apple a run in the experience dept. Look at the amount of electronics they sell. People today are too savy about their purchases (thanks to the internet) and usually know more about the product than the sales person. Walmart sells flat screens now WITHOUT a tech dept because people know which TV they want BEFORE they walk in. I buy everything from Amazon, and not just because of the price savings, but because with a few mouse clicks, a nice box shows up at my house. Apple has sat on the app store while others have been producing a better phone. They are catching up in that dept, and won't take them long to figure out the rest. The way Apple has done things goes like this: You want a painting to hang in your den. You go to Apple, and they sell you a canvas in a frame. Then tell you to go home and paint your OWN picture. BUT, you can only use the paint they approve, even tho YOU PAID FOR THE CANVAS. And you have to buy the paint from them. People are going to start questioning why they have to do this. I REALLY hope Apple has an app, I mean, answer for that.