Following in their mocking of the Final Cut Pro X, Conan O'Brien made fun of Apple's losing another iPhone prototype at a bar in July.
As first posted by AppleHeadlines, here's the clip:
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The Barbarian. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conan_O'Brien)
Apple is not going to be damaged by some satire. ;)
Whether you thought it was funny (I did), Apple will survive having a few laughs (or not) at it's expense. :p
That's why it's so funny.:rolleyes: