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Apple's Jobs: Microsoft and Dell copy us but won't beat the iPod

By Jo Best

Published: Wednesday 21 September 2005

Reader Comments

Just remember, for all Job's bluster, Apple's Ipod...
Splorp

Hey Splorp...what's your point? Apple has never c...
TechnoGeek

"for all Job's bluster, Apple's Ipod was following...
Anonymous

Well, sure the iPod wasnt the first mp3 player; bu...
Premarupa

Obviously, Apple did not make the first mp3 player...
Ryan Bach

Perhaps so, but where is there a Creative Music St...
Anonymous

not sure i get the point. do you mean like microso...
mackle

He's right about DULL hardware, I went to the Appl...
Pants

Only a PC dweeb wouldn't see the precise functiona...
BV Harris

trendy? sure. better? definitely. i had one ...
Anonymous

No one is claiming that Apple invented the mp3 pla...
Anonymous

Slorp, if you think iPod was anything like creativ...
Anonymous

Apple released an end-to-end solution, versus a pi...
Tonio Loewald

They didn't make it "trendy," they totally kicked ...
Anonymous

Poor deluded Splorp clinging to the calendar for c...
Mark Solomon

People have said that apple is just following what...
Anonymous

So someone else has to do their job and invent som...
Anonymous

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