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They compare sales to the iPhone's first three months which they call a huge feat, but at the time iPhone sales were actually considered somewhat lackluster unt

They compare sales to the iPhone's first three months which they call a huge feat, but at the time iPhone sales were actually considered somewhat lackluster until Apple switched to standard subsidy pricing. Only then did the iPhone become a phenomenon. A million units in four months is still impressive, but please get the historical references right.

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musha68k 10y ago
The iPhone was a general "internet" device and a "phone" and the PSVR is a "video game" — nytimes is comparing apples with oranges ;)
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