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"That kind of reminds me of Ballmer's "FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS?" moment." $500 is not that much more expensive than a Nokia device at the time, and well within th
by jomamaxx 10y ago
"That kind of reminds me of Ballmer's "FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS?" moment."
$500 is not that much more expensive than a Nokia device at the time, and well within the surplus that a good chunk of people have to pay - especially when subsidized by carriers.
$30 000 - $100 000 - is another ballpark entirely in terms of cost. And it has to work out economically or it won't get anywhere, many ingredients are needed to make it work right.
- dougmany 10y agoRolled up into a 30 year loan that turn into a few hundred a month. Much less if you can subtract your electricity and gas bills from that. I remember the biggest turn off for me on the original iPhone was the $70 a month data plan contract. But people bought it.