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It happens when you've been in business for more than a few years. Every phone manufacturer except Apple and Palm has this "problem". The local Nokia website a
by blub 17y ago
It happens when you've been in business for more than a few years. Every phone manufacturer except Apple and Palm has this "problem".
The local Nokia website allows me to choose a phone by features (e.g: bar, slide, etc; should it have bluetooth, wifi, GPS, etc). This -again - is typical of every phone manufacturer on this planet that has more than three models to sell.
- DLWormwood 17y ago> Every phone manufacturer except Apple and Palm has this "problem". Even Apple faced a version of this problem back when they only made Macs. For a few years, just before Jobs' return, the marketing for Mac models was atrocious. Dozens of Power Macs and Performas, and 3 different lines of laptops, each with a weird 3-4 digit number to denote one model from another. One of Jobs' first "fixes" was paring down Apple's product line down to the four square product matrix that's been a staple of his keynotes since then.
- WalkingDead 17y agoInitially there were only one version of iPod. Now check how many versions are there in the market.
- shpxnvz 17y ago4. Which is pretty close to the optimal number of choices to give potential customers.