On Sat, Jul 17, 2010 at 2:05 PM, tjpa <[email protected]> wrote: > No you don't see anything. Most people are not ascetics who scourge > themselves while chanting "I do not desire an iPad."
You are clearly speaking of me here. I do not want one because I do not need one. See, my "want" inclination is driven by my "need" factor. Is there something wrong with that in your view? > They ask very good questions about the iPad's capabilities. They quickly run > through their demonstrated needs for mobile computing: does it do email, how > good is the web browser, can I play videos, etc. etc. When they learn that > the iPad can do everything they need, they are very pleased. It is a very > capable package. There now. Since you have suddenly switched to speaking to the needs that people are expressing as opposed to their wants as in a prior post, a whole new dimension has opened up. Would that more of us responded to actual needs. We would all be better off and be living a more balanced and harmonious life in my opinion. Steve *************************************** ** THIS LIST HAS MOVED TO YAHOO ** ** PLEASE JOIN THE DISCUSSION THERE ** ** Info at http://www.cguys.org/ ** ***************************************
