I travel through Hartsfield Int'l Airport (Atlanta) on a regular basis and have yet to meet one employee who I felt would know the difference between a Macbook and any other comput…

It would really be nice if Apple had a BTO option for a camera-less version. It would be simple enough to implement, I'd think.

This review seems to confirm the government building restrictions: http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardw...cbookpro.ars/2 Quote: The availability of the built-in iSigh…

I don't think we need confirmation on that aspect -- I've known camera restrictions for government work for years.

Quote: Originally Posted by BaronVonBlah And I thought going to jury duty next month was going to be a lot less boring Good luck with that. Jurors out here can't bring any…

I think often times things are outlawed so that way they could prosecute people if needed. So what I am saying is that they really don't care if you bring in your MacBook, but if …

Quote: Originally Posted by aristobrat Good luck with that. Jurors out here can't bring anything electronic in with them. I brought my iBook into jury duty last time I was …

Quote: Originally Posted by Hi I'm Ben I brought my iBook into jury duty last time I was there, they even gave a speech about how they're working on getting the people waiting w…

It's not necessarily all government buildings, but it is quite likely that if you have a job dealing with any sensitive or confidential government information, then bringing a came…

I just got this in my e-mail. That's cool.

Anyone?

I actually got a couple chuckles out of the site...trying so hard to be the hip alternative. I especially got a kick out of their link to a CNET review of their player...it got an …

tahahah that is really the most ridiculous thing ive ever heard. youve got to be kidding me.

I got a laugh out of the review as well. I don't know about the whole "alternative" advertising campaign. The whole sheep and puppets thing is just a little out of control. Not to …

I had seen this player at another forum, but OMG, the site is hilarious! Now they are making Apple the evil one, because it happens to produce a good product which the majority lik…

That site looks like something I would've created my freshman year in high school in my Web Design class. Besides, it's a bad angle to come from. If they're trying to convince th…

It's SUPPOSED to look "gritty" and "rebellious." That's the point. And I don't think ANYONE should take ANY ad personally-but apparently some people do. It kind of makes SanDisk…

Did they make that site with iWeb?

Ok, what I don't understand here is why people would want to rebell. iPods function well, and they do what we want them to do. If they didn't do what we wanted them to do, we wou…

Quote: Originally Posted by Def Jef Ok, what I don't understand here is why people would want to rebell. iPods function well, and they do what we want them to do. If they didn…

I think what Sandisk and others are really trying to accomplish is to break the control Apple has on online music pricing. I have a feeling there is a collusion with the recording…

If this ad campaign influences anyone to purchase a Sandisk Sansa over an iPod, they deserve exactly what they get.

Strange how their player looks like an iPod...or is it?

Wow, the anger! This ad just pokes a little fun at people who use ipods, its not a personal insult. Have a sense of humor for crying out loud.

Still, the whole idea of insulting the people you're trying to win over has never worked very well. Remember Apple's "Lemmings" commercial? I find it ironic that now Apple is being…