Unmatched cost-application(utility)-need = tiny pool of buyers. Some needed it, some could afford it, some had a use for it. Cost was the major hill, lower that

Unmatched cost-application(utility)-need = tiny pool of buyers. Some needed it, some could afford it, some had a use for it. Cost was the major hill, lower that hill and more would buy, get it really low and the people that play with things, games etc would buy in. The solution is to make tiers based on computational and software capability, so you would have a broad pyramid of users that could buy a higher view if they had the $$ or needed it?