> That is one bold statement. I don't know if I'd bet the company's success on a claim like that. This whole "Plan B" is big on nice-sounding words that don't

> That is one bold statement. I don't know if I'd bet the company's success on a claim like that. This whole "Plan B" is big on nice-sounding words that don't stand up to a serious critical analysis. Here's the first point, for instance - > Return the company to a strategy that seeks high growth and high profit margins through innovation and overwhelmingly superior products with unrivaled user experience. 1. High growth strategy (lower price, more market share, more sales) tends to be antagonistic with high profit margins (high price, lower market share, less sales). 2. "innovation and overwhelmingly superior products with unrivaled user experience" - They're going up against Apple, who are already doing an overwhelmingly superior job and producing an unrivaled user experience... and Apple has a 5-10 year head start. How do they plan to make that gap up while charging high prices (for high margins), and getting large market share? ...the whole site seems more based on arousing emotion than critical thinking/planning.