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My daughter's orthodontist has one of these behind every chair. Our dentist has them too. HN honestly is a terrible source of information for 1) What sells 2
by davedx 2y ago
My daughter's orthodontist has one of these behind every chair. Our dentist has them too.
HN honestly is a terrible source of information for
1) What sells
2) What might sell
- glonq 2y ago"No wireless. Less space than a Nomad. Lame."
- playingalong 2y agoI have been to a on orthodontist office which didn't have any iMac. I wouldn't apply this observation to judge if the product makes sense
- talldayo 2y agoThat's fine, but personal anecdotes are also a hugely misleading source of information too. In the time since the iMac redesign was released, I've seen 10x more of the old models than I have seen of the new ones. My local barber even uses an Intel iMac in Target Display mode to run their Windows small-form-factor PC. HN is disillusioned, but so are a lot of the west coast product designers that expect businesses to buy these on day 1. The majority of businesses are going to buy whatever is cheap and effective - their realistic choice is between a Chromebox and a Mac Mini.
- _chu1 2y agoWhen I think cheap and works out of the box, Mac is the last thing on my mind.
- DaiPlusPlus 2y agoApple ain’t cheap. Windows 11 (literally) will not work out-of-the-box if you don’t have internet access. Linux isn’t cheap unless your time is free. I say we should just bring back IRIX.
- creole_wither 2y agoThe sell but Apple makes around twice as much from services as they do from Mac. Wearables are even bigger than Mac. And within Mac, 90% of sales are laptops. I don't think Apple focuses that much about desktop Macs.
- fennecbutt 2y agoIronic that you're also professing what to sell right above and that you're also doing it on HN.