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I would argue that the Apple I was exactly an MVP (as I understand it): not crap, limited in functionality, and impossible to mass-produce.
by Xixi 12y ago
I would argue that the Apple I was exactly an MVP (as I understand it): not crap, limited in functionality, and impossible to mass-produce.
- visakanv 12y ago+1 to that. It didn't even have a monitor, keyboard or casing: http://andrewchen.co/apples-minimum-viable-product/ http://andrewchen.co/apples-minimum-viable-product/
- api 12y agoThat was typical of computer kits of the day. MVP of the sort I was imagining would have been something that barely worked if at all and was tossed together in two weeks. Of course what I'm really arguing against is the fake cutout interpretation of MVP, not the concept as a whole.