800,000 units? A week? That's 40,000,000 iPhones. Unless Apple plans on selling these suckers for $100 a pop, I don't see how they'll sell that many (unless they're making them all immediately then ceasing production.)

That said, at least we know where all those chips went...

Also, on an unrelated note, I wish you guys would drop the comment format and go back to "Letters." It was a weekly (or bi-weekly) bag of laughs and truly informative comments, rather than the useless wibble that's typically written by the great unwashed.


well peeps the picture has just changed BIG STYLE, M$ITE has seen the light wooooooot O_O

enter stage right MIDORI, M$ is going virtualisation, a lean and hungry OS, windoze, whatever flavour is for the recycle bin, see here :- 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7540282.stm

yippeeeeeeee bout time too :O)

get ya teeth into this INQ !!!!

you heard it here first folks !!!!! O_O

beat the register to it woooooooot :O)

methinks the fruity toy DROIDMATRIX might have to rethink the bigger picture lol :O)

I sure am glad I didn't buy the original because if I had, I'd be right peeved at the new one's much lower price.

Of course I'm not buying the new one either. 

But I sure would have felt I'd been ripped off. Oh well...glad I'm such an idiot.

Are people in INQ working "above full capacity"?
There is evidence that _there_ are problems with quality control.