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I'm genuinely curious: is "wifi-enabled"/"smart" (on devices that are historically non-tech) an actual selling point for some group of consumers? Do people actu
by tekdude 6y ago
I'm genuinely curious: is "wifi-enabled"/"smart" (on devices that are historically non-tech) an actual selling point for some group of consumers? Do people actually ask for it, or are they just getting sold on it or accepting it because there isn't really a choice?
- intopieces 6y agoThis is baby gear. There is no logic when it comes to baby items -- it exploits the part of the brain that wants your kid to have the best, no matter the cost, and more tech = better.