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Originally Posted by kjk
The Wii name certainly didn't hurt Nintendo 
And I don't see the iPad as a "big bag of hurt" for consumers, as long as those consumers know what they are getting. And, contrary to what I know many people believe, a lot Apple's happy customers are people who do carefully research the products, understand the positives and negatives, and are willing to pay for the value, enjoyment, and satisfaction from the product features that are offered, not the ones that are missing.
Apple products certainly aren't for everyone.
Even I don't own all of them. Yet.
But the iPad will probably be one of them. |
I'll definitely own an iPad myself, but not at $500+ for what it currently does (according to the keynote last month). As a full-time student pursuing an MA and working nights, I can't justify a product that expensive that doesn't do what I need it to, especially when I already own an iPhone 3G and a 1st gen iPhone.
That and I guess my backside is still smarting a little bit from purchasing an Apple TV.
