tonyreynolds
01-14-2009, 04:04 PM
that the prē is but a prē-lude of things better things to come from Palm. By the end of the year we will all be clamoring for a prē, enamored by its prē-tty shell and prē-cocious performance.
A-prē prē launch those that can spring for a prē will be thanking themselves and those that can't will be kicking themselves as it will prē-eminently stand-out from its prē-decessors and competition alike.
Palm's prē-emptive strike at CES will be looked at in the future as a prē-amble of their future success and the product that established them as a player in the prē-carious smart-phone industry where prē-cautionary marketing can spell the death of companies that have a prē-dilection towards fluff...
Prē-ceding the release of the prē, most people that had been following the industry had prē-tty-much written-off Palm from the prior position of market prē-dominance. At this point, one cannot prē-clude anything, but one thing is certain, the prē is no prē-conceived notion of what the market wants, but rather a well-thought-out prē-cipitate of years of experience.
Palm has positioned the prē to prē-cisely fill what they perceive to be a void in the marketplace, between the iPhone and the G1. Leap-frogging past its prē-determined downfall, Palm can be expected to prē-dictably take-back market share from Apple and Microsoft.
:)
A-prē prē launch those that can spring for a prē will be thanking themselves and those that can't will be kicking themselves as it will prē-eminently stand-out from its prē-decessors and competition alike.
Palm's prē-emptive strike at CES will be looked at in the future as a prē-amble of their future success and the product that established them as a player in the prē-carious smart-phone industry where prē-cautionary marketing can spell the death of companies that have a prē-dilection towards fluff...
Prē-ceding the release of the prē, most people that had been following the industry had prē-tty-much written-off Palm from the prior position of market prē-dominance. At this point, one cannot prē-clude anything, but one thing is certain, the prē is no prē-conceived notion of what the market wants, but rather a well-thought-out prē-cipitate of years of experience.
Palm has positioned the prē to prē-cisely fill what they perceive to be a void in the marketplace, between the iPhone and the G1. Leap-frogging past its prē-determined downfall, Palm can be expected to prē-dictably take-back market share from Apple and Microsoft.
:)