February 1st, 2010
| Tags: Adjectives, Apple Event, Apple Weblog, Boom, Demonstration, Empirical Data, Fsj, Generators, Humor, Ipad, Nbsp, Neil Curtis, Reality Distortion Field, Steve Jobs, Steve Jobs Apple, Tuaw
Filed under: Humor, Steve Jobs, Apple
With every Apple event, we need someone to go in and edit together all of the reality distortion field generators, and this time, it's Neil Curtis, who has cut together most of the "amazing," "great," and "beautiful" adjectives from last week's keynote. Unfortunately, we don't have empirical data (anyone want to actually count up all of them?), but it sure seems to me like "great" and "gorgeous" had a big increase this time around, and "incredible" and "terrific" didn't show up quite so much as previous events. Also: no boom? Did we not get a single "boom" at all? It was a little more serene demonstration than usual, with Steve lounging on a chair to show off how comfy it is to browse the 'net on the iPad, but the A4 processor didn't inspire a single "boom"? That's disappointing. [via FSJ]TUAWThe requisite announcement mashup originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Mon, 01 Feb 2010 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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