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The thing that the other manufacturers seem to struggle with is that you can't phone in major aspects of your product and expect it to be "apple tier". You have
by kitsunesoba 4y ago
The thing that the other manufacturers seem to struggle with is that you can't phone in major aspects of your product and expect it to be "apple tier". You have to own it end to end, and sometimes even go so far as to fund new manufacturing techniques and machinery to make your product in its fullest form a reality.
This is a bitter pill to swallow in an industry that's thrived on loosely tying together off-the-shelf components and contracting out the rest to the lowest bidders to produce products that often barely make it past the line of "somewhat acceptable", because the "apple way" is hard, expensive, and risky.
- ilyt 4y agoI think the main problem is that industry is focused more on keeping users in their little bubble than on actually making better product. And that of course means no actual talk with "competition", because making both of your products work together better might mean some of your customers might go to them for something.