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They put themselves in that "no-win situation" by pre-announcing the product. If they were profiting by selling products based on future compatability with airp
by sgustard 8y ago
They put themselves in that "no-win situation" by pre-announcing the product. If they were profiting by selling products based on future compatability with airpower, that could be fraud.
- spectramax 8y agoLiterally every major company does this. Tesla announces their cars years ahead of production. Thousands of products are announced at the CES - cameras, phones, laptops, etc. Things go wrong sometimes after announcing a product. > that could be fraud No, it is certainly not.
- vsl 8y agoApple had reputation of not doing that. The last few years they do it all the time, are late all the time and can’t learn the lesson (see: last week’s announcements). It’s not that common, except today’s Apple and, well, Tesla, to announce early and be very late delivering.