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[kimba1]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25241654/wid/11915829?GT1=40006

I don`t buy the latest stuff
but the things I buy tend to be more specific to my needs so actually more useful.
I even made my desktop.
does that make me I`m not a leader?
my tech is old but seems to do better than the stuff people around me
my old pda can play more movies than any iphone
my next project is to get a fast hard drive 10k rpm to make a more rersponsive system
flashdrive would be better,but much too expensive.

that article didn`mention t if those guys know how to use there stuff to the fullest though.

[Xavier_Onassis]

I think it is safe to say that the early adapters might be more arrogant.
But some of them are not. The one sure thing is that they will always pay MORE and get LESS.

Buying Vista when it was introduced was unwise. The same is true with every MS product ever sold.
Those who bought the first i-Phones got diddled out of $100, and then harnessed to AT&T, the most expensive provider in the country, and not always the best.

[Plane]

What is the demographic of the early adopters?

I don't know but one , and he is from Singapore.