My thinking is that the Apple apps will represent the "top tier" pricing, as they do in the desktop world. iWork on the desktop is 79$, pretty high up their com

My thinking is that the Apple apps will represent the "top tier" pricing, as they do in the desktop world. iWork on the desktop is 79$, pretty high up their compared to most indie apps. Also, I believe the iWork apps represent exactly this kind of "high value" application: the videos look pretty complex and flashy. Thus by selling the iPad version for less than half that, it is my belief that indie devs will take a cue to sell for lower. This is of course simply speculation.