Apple unveiled iPhone Duo at $1,999 last Tuesday. [1] Weekend hands-ons called the crease and the weight the limits after the excitement. [2] This paper printed Ternus's event and Macworld's leftover limits. Friday has no teardown. Hands-on is not a lab. A $1,999 price is not a ship-today. Print the weekend copy as still the file. Do not print a teardown.
A crease in a hands-on is still a crease. Friday recap that treats praise as a teardown PDF is a feed, not Macworld.
No teardown PDF is in Friday's San Francisco copy, so the crease remains a hands-on complaint.
Friday's wires carry no lab; the desk leaves the line where it found it.
Friday is not a teardown night.
Friday is not a teardown PDF.
Creator hands-ons are the top of Apple's review funnel; teardowns sit at the bottom. Friday's funnel holds only the top. The bottom fills in October.
Funnels fill downward; Friday's top is full. Bottoms fill in October. Teardowns wait their turn.
October teardowns wait; Friday's funnel holds only creator hands-ons. No lab PDF. Not a pocket day.
Friday's funnel holds only the top. Teardowns wait their turn. Not a pocket day.
Weekend hands-ons still call crease and weight the limits after Tuesday's $1,999 unveil. Friday fetched no teardown PDF from San Francisco. A price is not a ship-today, and Duo is not shipping this weekend. Pocket day is not on this clock.
Friday is not a pocket day. Teardowns wait their turn. Pocket day is not on this clock.
Friday is not a pocket day. Teardowns wait their turn. Pocket day is not on this clock.
-- THEO KAPLAN, San Francisco