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a convincing argument is that it sells, and with the profits they continue to make good machines. I agree that the machine should function first - and clearly
by whydoineedthis 8y ago
a convincing argument is that it sells, and with the profits they continue to make good machines. I agree that the machine should function first - and clearly they accomplished that - but it's not exclusive to the human needs as well.
- fermienrico 8y agoConvincing argument would be long-term customer loyalty by delivering value year after year after year in presence of strong competitive pressure. I wish System76 the very best. They're trying and that's worthy of a huge applause.