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> There won't be a reason for the average consumer not to get an iOS device. Wow, that's some hyperbole. Other than price I presume you mean.
by akent 14y ago
> There won't be a reason for the average consumer not to get an iOS device.
Wow, that's some hyperbole. Other than price I presume you mean.
- chipotle_coyote 14y agoActually, I suspect the presumption is that the "iPad Mini" is going to take price off the table as an objection -- if Apple brings such a device in for even a base price of $249, it's going to be seriously competitive. (And, of course, "average consumer" is also probably a key phrase. There are rational objections to be made to iOS, but they're mostly relating to things that HN readers are likely to value more highly than most consumers.)
- r00fus 14y agoTired old saw is tired. Apple competes on price pretty well these days. How long did it take to get a 10" iPad competitor that was cheaper than the iPad itself?