NPR: iPhone 3G, So Close!

iPhone 3G, So Close!

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Win Rosenfeld

3:26 PM ET | 07-10-2008 | permalink

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"If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face-- forever."

Sent by Anonymous | 8:03 PM ET | 07-10-2008

Your world might have turned out differently if I'd been willing to buy that Betamax when you were a child.

Sent by mom | 9:00 PM ET | 07-10-2008

But the boot will have all these great features! Like bluetooth! Email! Voicemail!

I think when they say On-The-Street-Reporter it doesn't mean you should lay there.

Sent by Nick G | 9:46 PM ET | 07-10-2008

Wow and he's using a real microphone instead of that thingie on top of the camera!

The age of miracles has not passed.

Sent by Elliott MITCHELL | 7:24 AM ET | 07-11-2008

Wow, what a different story this morning. It was packed. Dork frenzy.

Sent by Ian Chillag, NPR | 9:06 AM ET | 07-11-2008

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