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This article has several fatal flaws. It's assuming after the verdict (if and when the case is finally adjudicated), Samsung will simply dust itself off and st
by at-fates-hands 14y ago
This article has several fatal flaws.
It's assuming after the verdict (if and when the case is finally adjudicated), Samsung will simply dust itself off and start pumping great phones back into the market that everybody will want - thus giving us more choices as opposed to less choices. Give the current marketplace, I'm not sure optimistic about their chances of survival.
Also, the whole analogy about the Xbox 360 grabbing market share when the PS3 was delayed? It sure didn't last, how could we forget the "red ring of death" syndrome that caused the console to have a 50% or higher failure rate shortly after its release?
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- untog 14y agoAlso, the whole analogy about the Xbox 360 grabbing market share when the PS3 was delayed? It sure didn't last, how could we forget the "red ring of death" syndrome that caused the console to have a 50% or higher failure rate shortly after its release? What does that have to do with market share?
- drivebyacct2 14y agoWhat? Why on earth do you think Samsung is going anywhere? 1bn is a slap on the wrist and they're selling the best selling phone in the world.