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Yet another sign that new iPods are around the corner has arrived in the form of inventory moves at Apple's retail partners.
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Who cares. I feel that the people who complain the loudest, number one know nothing about business, and two dont understand Apple's philosophy to begin with.
Apple has not and probably will not ever have the best bang for the buck product out there, if you want that then you dont want Apple.
What they do have is a great interface, something that anyone from a child to a grandparent can use without reading a manual. I know we are all techno geeks here, but guess what easy sells, and people are willing to pay more for easy and sleek then clunky and confusing.
Lets take the Zune arguably an equal or not better product then the ipod, but its major downfall? Its software was horrible and the store even worse. Sure its fixed now but its to late.
And for someone who said that the ipod is falling, where did you get your data from? They have the most market share of any mp3 player.
As for the business end, why sell yourself short, if you can charge more for a product and the market will support it why would you sell it for less then make a profit. These are companies with stockholders, not a guy working out of a basement.
My last comment is about laptops someone said that they are way over priced. If you match feature to feature with say a Dell laptop they are only $100 difference, Apple just doesnt sell you a supercheap laptop like Dell or Gateway, but those really cheap laptops are no where near the performance of the macbook.
- by izmickey January 21, 2009 8:24 PM PST
- Dude7895 your right. The way they overprice things are insane. Remember when you but a mac notebook they charged you a few hundred to upgrade ram.....RAM MAN. They need to put reasonable prices, not cheap but at least reasonable. Hp sells laptop with 4gb ram 500 or 350 gb harddrives but same if the mac has the same specs, mac is more expensive but close to a $1000. I want a mac book pro so badly but the price is not worth it. I'll just get a nice dell xps.... which has crazy specs.
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