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That's a good sign, it means they are committed to moving towards the more affordable market. Something many commentors here (including myself) thought would no
by bowsamic 2y ago
That's a good sign, it means they are committed to moving towards the more affordable market. Something many commentors here (including myself) thought would not be possible
- brandall10 2y agoThey were already working on the cheaper model, as the article notes.
- bowsamic 2y agoI know, and going all in on that is a good sign that they are confident in it
- brandall10 2y agoBut it says nothing about increasing effort or shifting resources toward it.
- bowsamic 2y agoSure, I didn't claim it did. It says something significant about their confidence in it.
- brandall10 2y agoI read it differently, insofar they don’t believe there is a market for the higher. The Pro’s rollout is pretty much seen as a failure at this point.
- CooCooCaCha 2y agoNot necessarily a good sign. Non-pro models have fewer features than pro models so this could be a sign that they're being less cutting edge and innovative.
- bowsamic 2y agoWhat would be cutting edge would be reducing the price point with the same feature set, though. If they can do it significantly cheaper, while retaining the necessary "Apple profit margin", that would be innovative in itself
- delfinom 2y agoInnovation doesn't mean shit if you can't price it so that you grow a consumer base where the revenue pays for R&D.