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For a luxury good, isn't it in their best interest to make the differences as opaque as possible? The lower tier, same-sized items are basically "you couldn't
by ethbro 10y ago
For a luxury good, isn't it in their best interest to make the differences as opaque as possible?
The lower tier, same-sized items are basically "you couldn't afford an X" models that allow them to monetize a different market.
But the idea is to keep the mystique of the higher tier items as a status symbol. And exposing the specs and highlighting precise differences only leads to people deciding that maybe that feature isn't important to them...
- pdpi 10y agoThe differences between the Pro and non-Pro 9.7" iPads are _way_ too inconspicuous for that argument to hold water. In fact, the only product apple sells that seems to follow that line of reasoning is the Apple Watch.