Maybe it's even better for sales when customer can just pick it up, but at least they should keep a demo unit (speaking of Touch).
I still see the market for shuffles, and I can see market for iPod classic sold as some kind of fashion item. If you can sell Beats headphones and gold Apple Watch, not to mention ridiculously priced bands, then surely you can sell iPods. If you want to sell it of course, but that's another question.
I can also see market for iPod Touch smartly marketed as a gaming device and universal Apple TV/Mac remote for example. Keep adding some nice features, market it properly and you'll be good.
It's a mistake if they discontinue iPods.
I still see the market for shuffles, and I can see market for iPod classic sold as some kind of fashion item. If you can sell Beats headphones and gold Apple Watch, not to mention ridiculously priced bands, then surely you can sell iPods. If you want to sell it of course, but that's another question.
I can also see market for iPod Touch smartly marketed as a gaming device and universal Apple TV/Mac remote for example. Keep adding some nice features, market it properly and you'll be good.
It's a mistake if they discontinue iPods.
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