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> But it had a touch screen that felt nice, and you could watch videos and play music! The web browser actually performed well despite the low bandwidth. Basic
by ethbr1 3y ago
> But it had a touch screen that felt nice, and you could watch videos and play music! The web browser actually performed well despite the low bandwidth.
Basically an observation that consumers were interested in digital media players, which Apple had some expertise in building (iPods, for younger folks).
And that a usable browser was a killer feature (most of the web not having reactive mobile sites, and no apps, then).
And if you combined all of the above with a cell phone, customers would rather carry 1 device than the 3 it previously took.
- NoobSaibot135 3y ago> And if you combined all of the above with a cell phone, customers would rather carry 1 device than the 3 it previously took. And not coincidentally this is exactly how Jobs pitched the original iPhone unveil. An iPod, a phone, an internet communicator, an iPod, a phone…