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New iPods
But... if Apple loses a $250 sale to themselves, in favor of a $300 sale, wouldn't that be a good thing? IMHO, the only sales revenue they stand to lose is from those who would have bought at $300 and now buy at $250, and how many is that, really? They will gain people who will bite at $250 rather than $300, and people who want the smaller size. Nothing wrong with expanding market dominance down...
New iPods
I think my perspective is that they'll miss out on most of that 31% that Steve said they're going after. They're priced $50 above the high price point. Yes, you get more (much more), but if you were to dig into that 31% slice, you'd find that the average selling price is nowhere near the high selling price -- it's probably closer to $149 than $199 (perhaps even lower). |
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