Sure, revenue != greatness. But a small number of users who find a product should have a minimum viable set of high quality features to be useful can also be r

Sure, revenue != greatness. But a small number of users who find a product should have a minimum viable set of high quality features to be useful can also be right. Case in point : the iPhone. it's a ipod/a (crappy compared to a laptop) web browsing device/ a (big) phone (and a camera/a flashlight/a game console...) . And it was feature packed from day one. And more or less replaced the products it embodied (sometimes a bit worse but portable and "free" once you have it in your pocket) Other case: a computer. It's so versatile and has so many uses and features its not even funny. Gaming, accounting, word processor, paint tablet. Each worse than a dedicated hardware at the start.