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There's a point where you can't further your product without getting it into the hands of actual consumers. We saw it with the Apple Watch after the first vers
by sircastor 3y ago
There's a point where you can't further your product without getting it into the
hands of actual consumers. We saw it with the Apple Watch after the first version it became less a communication device, and more a health and fitness device.
I do think Apple thought this was the best device they could make that did this thing, but estimates are that they can make about 800k of these things. I think the price point intentionally pushes it away from the typical consumer. They want early adopters. Mostly they want developers.
- HumblyTossed 3y ago> They want early adopters. Mostly they want developers. Of course. > I think the price point intentionally pushes it away from the typical consumer. I disagree. I think they truly believed this thing is worth this much in it's current state and if they built it people would buy it.