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jossshr

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Jun 18, 2007
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Just read this article with odds on events surrounding the iPhone release.

Consumers are reported camping out waiting for an iPhone—3/1
Initial iPhones get recalled—30/1
iPhone sells at least 12 Million units in 2008—5/6
Apple’s stock jumps at least 10% in value in regards to the price on 6/30/07—1/2
Consumers pay at least three times the original price ($1,500) on ebay—2/1
The screen breaks/cracks like Apple’s first-generation nano (iPod)—150/1
There are mass reports of the battery life being less than the promised 8 hours—10/1
Someone is trampled while trying to get an iPhone—20/1
iPhone spontaneously combusts—150/1

Source: http://www.livescience.com/technology/070625_iphone_future.html
 
The chance of spontaneous combustion is the same as a cracked screen? Better odds for the bettor on camping (which is pretty clearly going to happen) than on eBay (which Apple/ATT are trying to prevent)? A 10% jump in value on a Saturday?

If this is supposed to be serious, it's shoddy work. If it's a joke, it takes itself too seriously while making too many mistakes to be funny.:rolleyes:
 
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