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The problem is the lack of competition. Yes, you read that right: even though we have several "major competitors", they have reached a state of equilibrium, whe
by jwr 9y ago
The problem is the lack of competition. Yes, you read that right: even though we have several "major competitors", they have reached a state of equilibrium, where they try to preserve the status quo as much as they can.
This isn't much different from the automotive market. All the cars are pretty much the same, except for Teslas. The DSLR world is waiting for their Tesla.
- ringaroundthetx 9y agoSony's alpha series came out and disrupted this in some ways, breaking Canon and Nikon's duopoly of releasing the same camera every year even though the technology allowed for what they release 10 years ago prior. I think Sony will continue innovating here, as long as people keep calling out the user experience problems. Otherwise they will go into the incremental improvement phase too.