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ohoho, imamo konkurenta za Gorenje -

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:d

u gornjem predelu se drzi iScream :)
 
joriq je napisao(la):
samo sam se nadovezao na
kad ono to vec zvanicno postoji 5 god :d
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nista cudno za autora posta :) preko 10k puta je uradio isto/slicno i dobro mu ide :d
sada samo da vidimo koju ce metodu "nisam ja to tako mislio" "izvlacenja" da upotrebi
 
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@iVke:

nema sta da se izvlacim, nisam bio informisan. Za iDrive sam znao, ali iDrive je nesto saasvim deseto, cak je isprva windows CE koristio :d

PS. Ja u 11K postova imam i korisnih, za razliku od tvojih flejmerskih 1k.
 
gx-x je napisao(la):
@iVke:

nema sta da se izvlacim, nisam bio informisan. Za iDrive sam znao, ali iDrive je nesto saasvim deseto, cak je isprva windows CE koristio :d

PS. Ja u 11K postova imam i korisnih, za razliku od tvojih flejmerskih 1k.
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priznao si - "oprosteno" ti je :)
 
Ta "opcija" u BMW-u nije dobra analogija sa ovim frižiderom.

1. U kolima je to, skoro, neophodno,
2. Hello, pričamo o frižideru!?.

Kada se već priča o automobilima... BMW, kao brend, je "izgubio" trku sa svojim glavnim konkurentima. Nema vrh ponude koji se može uporediti sa Mercedesovom top ponudom. Audi ima znantno niže cene za daleko kvalitetnije i brže (bhp) modele. Dizajn serije "5" žestoko podseća na japanske automobile. Što je, mora se priznati, ogroman minus. Znate, date 100.000 za BMW M5 a auto liči na Hyundai...

Ima tu još dosta stvari... A da je ovaj frižider vrhunac neukusa, kako tehnološkog tako i uključujući poruku koju šalje, to je činjenica. Sa kojom neki ne moraju da se slože... Ali je tako.

Čini se da Apple, meni lično, vrlo traljavo pravi svoje mesto na tržištu... Moglo bi to daleko kvalitetnije i sa više fokusa.

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Apple has staked its reputation on tight control of a few carefully designed, faultlessly executed products.

Now, as Apple expands its reach from computers into music, video, consumer electronics and phones, it's getting harder and harder for the company to make sure all of its products "just work," as its marketing slogan goes. Its growing army of customers is getting more difficult to satisfy, and they're finding a host of new problems, ranging from tapeless camcorder issues to buggy iPhones.

"Apple has always seen that their benefit is being a closed environment, but they've now put themselves in the position where a lot more people want to look at them, and those people are coming from domains where they're more used to openness, flexibility and more open systems," said Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney. "That's the crisis they're going to have to face this coming year: Am I going to continue being closed and controlled or am I going to open myself up?"

The list of customers Apple needs to keep happy is ever-growing: iPhone users, iTunes shoppers, iPod owners, MobileMe subscribers and Mac users. And the items all add up to one question: Has Apple bitten off more than it can chew?

The company's towering list of recent problems (collected from reader e-mails, forums and media reports) spell out deterioration of the general Apple user experience:

- MobileMe e-mail outage, web-app issues and inadvertent credit-card charges
- Compatibility issues with tapeless camcorders
- Problems staying on the 3-G network with iPhone 3G
- A buggy iPhone 2.0 release
- OS X Leopard bugs
- Mac Pro sleep issues
- Poor MacBook Air battery life

And on top of that, enraged Apple customers are uniting in Apple support forums -- particularly in the MobileMe and iPhone 3G threads. Some of the country's most famous tech columnists are displeased with Apple's recent behavior, too. A quick Google search of "Apple + it just works" bring up mockeries of the slogan in top results with headlines reading, "It just works indeed," and, "Will MobileMe 'just work' for the rest of us?"

Such remarks indicate an erosion in the pride that has often been associated with being an Apple customer. And they spell trouble for a company that has long tried to distinguish itself from the buggy complexity of its chief competitor: Microsoft.

One reason more Apple customers are complaining is simply that there are more Apple customers than ever before. And, while an angry minority may be particularly vocal, the majority of the company's customers continue to be happy with its products.

That's why some, like Crunchgear writer John Biggs, have called Apple's success a curse. As Apple has grown to absorb as much as 20 percent of the U.S. computer market, its customers are getting more diverse and harder to satisfy.

"Apple, it seems, now has to deal with the average Joe and the average Joe is considerably more cranky than some turtle-necked fanboys in their loft in SoHo," Biggs wrote.

And yet, Apple hasn't changed any of its ways. The corporation continues to operate behind closed doors. When Apple makes mistakes, such as the MobileMe e-mail debacle, the company puts up a vague status message -- while 20,000 users are left without e-mail access for a week. To make matters worse, Apple downplays the problem as affecting a meager "1%" of users.

And Apple ignores the media, too. Ordinarily, Steve Jobs only speaks to a small group of journalists. The company wants to keep a lid on upcoming products, which is understandable, but even when journalists inquire about other matters, Apple can be famously unresponsive. Apple didn't return Pogue's phone calls regarding the MobileMe matter, nor did the company return Wired.com's.

"Unfortunately, they are dropping the ball, not communicating, and adding to the problem by increasing the frustration of their users via their unwillingness to shoot straight with us," MobileMe user Joe Holley wrote in the support forums. He mentioned that the lack of mail access may have robbed him of a potential job opportunity.

Gene Munster, an analyst at Piper Jaffray, said he's been in general very pleased as an Apple customer. However, he noted a recent change: In the past when he called Apple's customer service, he didn't have to wait at all; nowadays, he has to wait several minutes. He added that the Genius Bars at Apple stores are becoming increasingly crowded.

These might appear to be trivial issues, but combined with the aforementioned list of user problems, they suggest that Apple isn't keeping up with its rapid growth.

If the company doesn't address these problems quickly, it could wind up looking more and more like its Windows-based competitors.
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Vrlo vesela stvarčica, a još i udara na najbolje mesto - snobizam.

Zamislite u pasivnim krajevima njegovu upotrebnu vrednost... Domaćica provodi ionako veći deo dana u kuhinji, a dođe i vreme za zamenu dotrajale Xunhoi mini linije. Ako je u to vreme i svadba lele... kume kupi frižider sa onim za muziku.
U svakom slučaju uz dobru reklamu je prodaja zagarantovana, barem kod nas.

Jedva čekam USB priključak na uređajima tkzv. bele tehnike, pa mogućnost flash-a firmware-a uz neizbežni overclock. Već zamišljam teme tipa:-Flash firmware-a za fen za kosu HOW to, ili postove overclockovao Gorenje veš mašinu sa 800 na 870 neće više, kako si rešio problem kaiša, koja serija iz koje nedelje proizvodnje... :D

Da li i OS na tim uređajima podleže reinstalaciji i registraciji?
 
da brate, prekopiras DVD na ves masinu, koju zatim odneses kod komsije da presnimi dvd na svoj komp. Ili jos bolje fen za kosu sa 8in1 card readerom....
 
kako si bre napravio iVar od jabuke? :) valjda od paprike i paradajza :D
 
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