Jacob Grier (www.jacobgrier.com):
… corner” The lawless Chrysler bankruptcy Beware of Time magazine covers Jonathan Blanks, mugged by the state Jacob Sullum on tobacco censorship Naturally caffeine-free coffee Chavistas don’t drink Coke Zero Sotomayor has your backApple vs VeblenA dress made from meat! I’m in love Hope yet for incandescents Smoking ban hits bad French beer Consultants love eagles …

Help Desk Screeds (www.jonathanmoeller.com):
… Or so declares Gizmodo, in what has to be thefreshest piece of troll-baitI’ve read this year: “A leveling of class distinctions in Apple products is going to sting people who valued the affectation of elitism that came with using Apple’s top-of-the-line products. Even subtle differences—like the premium paid for the mat …

Vox Popoli (voxday.blogspot.com):
… Gizmodo laments Apple's surrenderto the class-flatteners: A leveling of class distinctions in Apple products is going to sting people who valued the affectation of elitism that came with using Apple's top-of-the-line products. Even subtle differences—like the premium paid for the matte black MacBook …

Whatever (whatever.scalzi.com):
… Thus,its entry todaylamenting the fact that with the latest iteration of the Apple product line there is no longer any meaningful technological or design distinction between the expensive, top-level Apple products the hipsters flash about in coffee shops and subways to signal their reproductive …

lgalli (www.lgalli.it):
… A leveling of class distinctions in Apple products is going to sting people who valued the affectation of elitism that came with using Apple’s top-of-the-line products. viaGizmodo – When Pro Doesn’t Mean Pro Anymore – MacBookThis review from WWDC 2009 raised my curiosity. The point of discussion is the leveling of prices in the “Pro” range of Macs, especially with the new 13-inch at 1199 dollars. The argument goes like this: showing off a top-of-the-line Pro used to be a clear sign …

Tech-Storm.com (tech-storm.com):
… product lines are completely scrambled. The Pro designation has become meaningless and $99 iPhones look just like $499 iPhones. It’s possible that when the subsidized iPhone 3G dropped last year for $199, a new Apple… Original post:When Pro Doesn’t Mean Pro AnymoreRelated posts: iPhone 3GS, New MacBook Pros, Snow Leopard and More From WWDC 2009 Today was big for Apple, busting out hardware updates... Apple WWDC 2009 Live Coverage You've seen our liveblog of today's big event, now... Last Minute Rumor Updates on Appl …