“According to one of the City Plaza Shopping Centre representatives on hand, all 180 tickets for the iPad were given out within 30 minutes after the sales began at 10 a.m. with a few fans arriving as early as 6:30 a.m. to secure one of the tickets,” Wong reports.
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Obviously that’s the ticket!
This iPad thingy might catch on.
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Supply meeting demand. Ur doin it Wong.
Hi analysts, do you thing Apple will sell very many of those iPads in China? How about India? How about …
The question is “How many of those iPads can Apple get made! That is how many Apple will sell!
How in the he’ll is this happening!!!!!
IT HAS NO STYLUS OR KEYBOARD???
Bill Gates said this can not happen without these two essential items. It must all be LIES! All lies!!!
Yet, another dose of reality for Microsoft……
Another day…. Another dumb ass mistake we make for our customers.
City Plaza Taikoo Shing’s Fortress
How do they come up with these names?!!
No tickee, no iPad. (With apologies to Hop Sing.)
Seriously I read where in New Zealand the iPad was just received pretty sedately. How can this be in the land of Peter Jackson?
@ NCG598
I just sent Bill a BlueTooth keyboard and a frozen sausage. Should be all the Input he needs.
@ firemnlee
I know right? In the US, we have the good sense to name malls and subdivisions after the land we cut down and paved over to build them.
Revolutionary? I thought it was magical….
How do you say “bloodbath” in the official language of Hong Kong?
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@ Apelock
Remember, this is China we’re talking about. They respond well to revolutions.
@firemnlee
“City Plaza Taikoo Shing’s Fortress
How do they come up with these names?!!”
Or you, yours?
6:30 am on the day of???
At least we Americans start lining up 1-2 weeks beforehand. Lazy Chinese.
Re the Microsoft stylus thing:
From the start Microsoft was led by an engineer, Gates. Apple was led by a creative artist (reference Steve Jobs commencement speech of a few years ago in which he talks of crashing calligraphy classes after dropping out of school).
For the most part engineers do not have creative class or vision. Our guy does!
Whats a Tablet? On second, who cares! hahahaha
sold out in Cancun!, they expect more inventory next week
@NCG598: There are 7 iPad compatible stylus choices on Amazon and any Bluetooth keyboard will mate with iPad. So it’s mythological that either aren’t available for it.
“Ha. The Asian market will never warm up to Apple products, and certainly not the iPad. These are high-priced devices that are locked in to Apple’s eco-sys… oh. … What?! … But, … Oh, Geez …”
@ ajdowntown
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“How do you say ‘bloodbath’ in the official language of Hong Kong?” Well, one way is “bloodbath”, since English is one of the 3 official languages of Hong Kong.
I blame Obama for this iPad shortage!
After you’ve called it revolutionary for the umpteenth time if loses all meaning.