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I don’t know if there’s that much wrong with this assessment. Maybe there’s a little bit wrong with it. But I’m a bit concerned about the potential for another G4 cube thing. Not that it’s my job to worry about it or anything.

I mean, I am of course going to buy this, but am I really going to take my phone in to the gym with me? Not really. I suppose I’ll buy a new iPod too, and this is going to be my “walk on the way to work iPod.” I guess an iPod in every device isn’t such a bad idea, but it seems like this is trying to do too much. We’ll see. In the meantime, it keeps me from buying a new cell phone, which is something I tend to look to do every year….

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