Even if you don't pay much attention to Apple and its products, you probably know that there is something of a tradition with the company and its mobile products. Each year, the new version of each product fits into the highest price point, and the last year's model gets bumped down $100 to fit into the mid-range or lower-tier pricing. Except, this is not what Apple is doing with the iPad...
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Apple clings to the past with the iPad 2 - What happens when supply chain is in charge
Apple clings to the past with the iPad 2: Even if you don't pay much attention to Apple and its products, you probably know that there is something of a tradition with the company and its mobile products. Each year, the new version of each product fits into the highest price point, and the last year's model gets bumped down $100 to fit into the mid-range or lower-tier pricing. Except, this is not what Apple is doing with the iPad...
Even if you don't pay much attention to Apple and its products, you probably know that there is something of a tradition with the company and its mobile products. Each year, the new version of each product fits into the highest price point, and the last year's model gets bumped down $100 to fit into the mid-range or lower-tier pricing. Except, this is not what Apple is doing with the iPad...
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