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The problem there is nothing that is truly next generation. Better batteries are designed to cost more. How much more then 400-500 miles do you need on a car?
by nickik 6y ago
The problem there is nothing that is truly next generation. Better batteries are designed to cost more. How much more then 400-500 miles do you need on a car?
How much faster then 2-4 seconds to 100km/h do you need.
Better quality interiors? Better then Germans? Likely not.
I guess better software is an option, but what exactly. Tesla is working on that for years.
Self driving? Well, Apple has no solution and if anybody has one by 2024 is questionable.
Apple is likely not gone compete on price.
So not sure what the angle is here.
- ttul 6y agoLet me try this: The problem there is nothing that is truly next generation. Better UX navigation doesn't help you find good music. How much more than 400-500 songs do you need on an mp3 player? How much faster will a navigation wheel help you find the music you like? Better quality online music store? Better than Napster? Likely not. I guess better software is an option, but what exactly. Creative Labs is working on that for years. Internal 2GB flash drive? Well, Creative has no solution and if anybody has one by 2005 is questionable. Apple is likely not gone compete on price. So not sure what the angle is here.