temdisponivel

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   by temdisponivel 3y ago

   I don't think I was. I do agree that one doesn't have to be unique. My comment was more about the grandparent point about Vision Pro being the only product in the last 20 years to not solve a problem. My point was that if Vision P
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   by temdisponivel 3y ago

   Sure. I would say that's fairly minor thing, although I admit that's subjective. But given the comment I grand-parent comment, I presume they were referring to more substantial problems / solutions. [edit] Don't mind to
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   by temdisponivel 3y ago

   I mean.. sure, but those are hardly "problems" that needed solving with an Apple Watch. Another digital watch, simpler / cheaper would do just fine. Same for the HomePod, solutions to those "problems" have been arou
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   by temdisponivel 3y ago

   Which problem did the Apple Watch (specially the first version that launched) solve? Or the HomePod? Genuinely curious. I can personally understand the problems that all other products did solve, but not for these 2 examples in particular.
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   by temdisponivel 3y ago

   Are you sure this is just moving numbers around? I would expect there to be legal requirements around anticompetitive behaviour. Even if not, your comment seems to imply (to me at least) that the vast majority of Twitch’s operating costs co