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>But if there are no dumb TVs for sale, how do you know if that's the consumer's desire or not? The same argument has been posted multiple times for small phon
by KptMarchewa 5y ago
>But if there are no dumb TVs for sale, how do you know if that's the consumer's desire or not?
The same argument has been posted multiple times for small phones. Yet, every time apple releases small phone, they are disappointed in sales.
https://www.macrumors.com/2022/03/28/apple-cutting-iphone-se-production/ https://www.macrumors.com/2022/03/28/apple-cutting-iphone-se...
- cassianoleal 5y agoA couple possibilities come to mind: - Most Apple users want larger screens, which means larger phones; or - Small Apple phones are not small enough, so there's no point. About the second point, that's where I am. I've been looking forward to a USB-C iPhone Mini. That was until I actually tried to use a Mini. It's smaller than the regular size iPhone, but still very hard to use single-hand as I have small hands. I want something the size of the iPhone 5. The Mini is just not small enough to make the small screen worth it.
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- Gigachad 5y agoA good rule of thumb is that it hacker news claims there is a huge unserved market for some product, there is almost certainly no real demand for it outside of this website. I’m not sure I have actually ever seen an iPhone mini in the wild. It seems to be almost evenly split between the pro and the pro max.