> It's not a computer, though; it's a device. Apple doesn't want you to inte...

apgwoz on Jan 28, 2010 | parent | context | favorite | on: The Real Disappointment

> It's not a computer, though; it's a device. Apple doesn't want you to interact with it like a real computer.

Precisely. My point is that I don't want to use it in the way "The Jobs" wants me too. I want to hack it into an input device for my real computer.

Sorry for the confusion.

stcredzero on Jan 28, 2010 [–]

Sounds like it's meant to be an I/O device for your real computer. Also sounds like a great idea for an App.