Comments on: Like the Supercomputer It Is https://amandapeyton.com/blog/2012/09/like-the-supercomputer-it-is/ AP's thoughts and musings Fri, 28 Aug 2015 03:13:09 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: amanda peyton https://amandapeyton.com/blog/2012/09/like-the-supercomputer-it-is/comment-page-1/#comment-4924 amanda peyton Mon, 24 Sep 2012 06:37:48 +0000 http://amandapeyton.com/blog/?p=695#comment-4924 <p>it's the last sentence - "Perhaps that’s what I like best about the iPhone 5 – that it, even more than any other iPhone launch IMO, sits so perfectly at the intersection of the future and the present." </p><p>I am not implying that the other iPhones weren't, just that it's important to have a reminder sometimes. Thanks for reading!</p> it's the last sentence – “Perhaps that’s what I like best about the iPhone 5 – that it, even more than any other iPhone launch IMO, sits so perfectly at the intersection of the future and the present.” 

I am not implying that the other iPhones weren't, just that it's important to have a reminder sometimes. Thanks for reading!

]]> By: Lucb1e https://amandapeyton.com/blog/2012/09/like-the-supercomputer-it-is/comment-page-1/#comment-4923 Lucb1e Mon, 24 Sep 2012 06:28:53 +0000 http://amandapeyton.com/blog/?p=695#comment-4923 <p>"Two days go by and people ask what I like about the new phone, wondering if they should upgrade. And I can’t quite come up with an answer."</p><p>Have I missed the real answer, or is it just not there? I mean first it's about how there's a supercomputer in your pocket (which may be true, depending on what you compare it to - I agree anyway but I would also agree when you ask me about any Android phone), then you talk about a 15-year-old showing an app, and lastly some stats... Did I misunderstand that you wanted to make a point about why the guy in the Apple store was right and the iPhone 5 really is a supercomputer (implying that the 4S and other phones are not)?</p> “Two days go by and people ask what I like about the new phone, wondering if they should upgrade. And I can’t quite come up with an answer.”

Have I missed the real answer, or is it just not there? I mean first it's about how there's a supercomputer in your pocket (which may be true, depending on what you compare it to – I agree anyway but I would also agree when you ask me about any Android phone), then you talk about a 15-year-old showing an app, and lastly some stats… Did I misunderstand that you wanted to make a point about why the guy in the Apple store was right and the iPhone 5 really is a supercomputer (implying that the 4S and other phones are not)?

]]> By: amanda peyton https://amandapeyton.com/blog/2012/09/like-the-supercomputer-it-is/comment-page-1/#comment-396 amanda peyton Mon, 24 Sep 2012 00:37:48 +0000 http://amandapeyton.com/blog/?p=695#comment-396 <p>it's the last sentence - "Perhaps that’s what I like best about the iPhone 5 – that it, even more than any other iPhone launch IMO, sits so perfectly at the intersection of the future and the present." </p> <p>I am not implying that the other iPhones weren't, just that it's important to have a reminder sometimes. Thanks for reading!</p> it's the last sentence – “Perhaps that’s what I like best about the iPhone 5 – that it, even more than any other iPhone launch IMO, sits so perfectly at the intersection of the future and the present.” 

I am not implying that the other iPhones weren't, just that it's important to have a reminder sometimes. Thanks for reading!

]]> By: Lucb1e https://amandapeyton.com/blog/2012/09/like-the-supercomputer-it-is/comment-page-1/#comment-395 Lucb1e Mon, 24 Sep 2012 00:28:53 +0000 http://amandapeyton.com/blog/?p=695#comment-395 <p>"Two days go by and people ask what I like about the new phone, wondering if they should upgrade. And I can’t quite come up with an answer."</p> <p>Have I missed the real answer, or is it just not there? I mean first it's about how there's a supercomputer in your pocket (which may be true, depending on what you compare it to - I agree anyway but I would also agree when you ask me about any Android phone), then you talk about a 15-year-old showing an app, and lastly some stats... Did I misunderstand that you wanted to make a point about why the guy in the Apple store was right and the iPhone 5 really is a supercomputer (implying that the 4S and other phones are not)?</p> “Two days go by and people ask what I like about the new phone, wondering if they should upgrade. And I can’t quite come up with an answer.”

Have I missed the real answer, or is it just not there? I mean first it's about how there's a supercomputer in your pocket (which may be true, depending on what you compare it to – I agree anyway but I would also agree when you ask me about any Android phone), then you talk about a 15-year-old showing an app, and lastly some stats… Did I misunderstand that you wanted to make a point about why the guy in the Apple store was right and the iPhone 5 really is a supercomputer (implying that the 4S and other phones are not)?

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