iMath

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Contents 1 iMath (Device) 1.1 Design Concepts 1.2 Working with an iMath 1.3 History of the iMath 1.4 Recent News 2 IMath (Proverb)

[edit] iMath (Device)

The iMath is the latest in the i-line of products manufactured by Apple to conquer the earth.

[edit] Design Concepts

As with today, the HYGHL (Hermetic Yale Group of Historians on LSD) dates the basic design of the iMath back to ingenious evil madman Thomas Edison himself. In its basic design it is driven by a Freddy Mercury Aggregate that is miniaturized to three nautic squaremiles and constantly moving at 25.1 knots, then folded up and put into a torus-shaped flexodynamical depenetration shell (TS-FDS). It is completely covered by badger fur.

The internal works of the iMath have not ever been revealed and are impossible to re-engineer because Apple

• used Microsoft Windows as an operating system but

• the device has neither a Ctrl nor an Alt nor a Delete key.

• Also it only runs on Microsoft Internet Explorer. No-one knows why, but it is believed that Apple got fed up of using Linux.

It is believed to be a calculator.

[edit] Working with an iMath

Equipt with an iMath, a user can perform difficult mathematical calculations virtually everywhere:

• on the bus to work

• during lunchbreak

• on the bus home

• while juggling

• during holiday in Sansibar.

For doing so, the user utilized the intuitive-yet-powerful interface that is ingeniously based on 16 keys for the hexadecimal digits from "A" to "P" as well as the "A", "M", "M" and "S" keys for the four elementary operations "Addition", "Multiplication", "Minus" and "Subtraction". The output is rendered on a 3.5 inch wide integrated matrix printer and can also be kept for later review.

[edit] History of the iMath

Needless to say that Edison was awarded the Nobel Prize on the groundbreaking ingenuosity of these concepts. In fact he was the first person whose invention was so ingenuous that the prize was awarded to him three years before he finished the designs. Additionally, for the principle of using offline cellulose storage media offering asynchronous session log access he was awarded the highly renowned MGS-Award (most groundbreaking stuff) by the IEEE; his creative appliance of FMAs got him another MGS Award in the same year as well as the silver medal of honor by the MIT-CCC (Center for Commercial Crap) and the Half-A-Pig Award which is only given once per decade by Wales.

[edit] Recent News

• Recent news reports state that Oprah has shown interest in buying Apple stocks, as she owns several iProducts.

[edit] IMath (Proverb)

Tacitus as well as Herodot report that in ancient celtic language, "iMath" was a saying used by male university students to piss off women. It is pronounced "Ay-Math" and likely to be derived from "Aye", the celtic god of rudeness.

Note that unlike the iMath device , the "I" is a capital letter in proverbial use of IMath.