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from the same post: "In technology, the low end always eats the high end. It's easier to make an inexpensive product more powerful than to make a powerful prod
by adolfoabegg 16y ago
from the same post:
"In technology, the low end always eats the high end. It's easier to make an inexpensive product more powerful than to make a powerful product cheaper. So the products that start as cheap, simple options tend to gradually grow more powerful till, like water rising in a room, they squash the "high-end" products against the ceiling."
- silvestrov 16y agoI think Apple is the exception. They ate the other mp3 players and they ate the other mobile companies' profits. So it seems like if the high end is cheap enough, it can eat downwards.