Poll: Would you buy robotic limbs from Apple?

[TheSteeleStrap]

No because when they putter out on me, I'd have to have them "serviced" at an apple store, which is code for "Pay them hundreds of dollars to replace the power supply". Doesn't seem like a good idea to buy body parts from a company that puts sleekness before functionality.

 

[Enkidu88]

I would, and then I would end up with another useless limb when they brick it for my using a third-party finger to replace the broken one.

 

[lacktheknack]

Not from Apple. I'd buy it from someone who specializes in robotic limbs, not computers.

This. Why on earth would Apple do robotic limbs?

 

[Manicotti]

I'd wait around for the open-source/Linux version, and print my own on Eagle CAD and build it myself out of an old printer and a radio.

 

[lacktheknack]

Can you imagine the EULA on an Apple body part?

Also, this. Considering how iTunes' EULA forces you to agree that you wown't use iTunes in nuclear weapons (??!!?!?!!?!???!?!!?!?), I can't imagine what they'd do with limbs.

"You cannot use your limbs to explode suns" is my guess.

 

[redisforever]

No, because they'd only do what Apple lets them, they'd be far too restrictive, and it'll track what I do with them. However, hardware-wise, very good.

 

[Nautical Honors Society]

Of course. Apple makes nice looking products and I have really good health insurance.

I could re-up for the sleeker model every time planned obselecence kicks in!

 

[Canadamus Prime]

Not from Apple, no. Although I wouldn't mind getting replacement eyeballs, mine are defective.

 

[Piorn]

Robotic Limbs are always better than none, so if I needed any, I certainly would. My IPod is reliable, so a robotic arm might be, too.

 

[Sacman]

Nope I don't like Apple and they'd have to be top of the line, the most cyberpunk looking robotic arms ever and not be over priced like everything else they sell if they want me to even look at them... besides if the internet has instructions for hovercrafts and jetpacks they'll have instructions for robotic arms... or I'll just get them off of Ebay or something... but if it were from I dunno a hardware company like Gigabyte or MSI I might buy... and you know it will come with good cooling...<.<

 

[bobfish92]

The one time I don't want something to be open source - WHEN ITS ATTACHED TO MY FREAKING BODY.

 

[Kingpopadopalus]

No because my limbs would become pretentious hipsters and I'd have to amputate them to get them to stop fining me for moving my shoulder.

 

[teh_spartan]

Nope I don't like Apple and they'd have to be top of the line, the most cyberpunk looking robotic arms ever and not be over priced like everything else they sell if they want me to even look at them... besides if the internet has instructions for hovercrafts and jetpacks they'll have instructions for robotic arms... or I'll just get them off of Ebay or something... but if it were from I dunno a hardware company like Gigabyte or MSI I might buy... and you know it will come with good cooling...<.<

just saying i have never had a mobo that i really liked from msi foxcon or gigabyte. if asus made an arm i might get it.

 

[DanDeFool]

If I do, I'll read the terms of use agreement very carefully. I don't want Steve Jobs to brick my arm when I try to masturbate.

 

[MeatsOfEvil]

You had me at robotic limbs...but you lost me at Apple.

 

[Bek359]

Planned obsolescence. That is all.

 

[Zaverexus]

No more than I would buy anything else from Apple

 

[nifedj]

I would definitely buy robotic limbs from Apple. I actually like Apple (heresy!). Besides, I want my robotic limbs ASAP and if it's anything like the smart phone or tablet markets no good non-Apple alternatives will exist until sometime after Apple makes their product.

 

[Amondren]

Wait for a good windows version to come out so i could play games on it.

 

[Nurb]

I think I can imagine how something like that would play out