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“Moon"
“Dune”
“Earth"

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Apple should have collaborated with well-respected late Kobe Bryant or Michael Jordan. I really hope these don't sell well.
Honestly I don’t even understand why Apple needs to collaborate with anyone to make products available in certain colors. It’s not like Kim K invented these earth/skin? tones. The earth did. And anyway we all know JLo used these colors first! 😆
 
You do realize Apple is a for profit corporation, it has ALWAYS been about sales since the day Steve Jobs took over his parents garage.
Exactly.

I am frequently puzzled by the posters here who revile Tim Cook's Apple and yet seem to hold Steve Jobs as some sainted figure who only worked for the good of mankind… not a man building a USD100,000,000 yacht… houses and apartments… a multi billionaire.

Myth making at its best.
 
Say what you want, they look pretty good, they're not for me or anyone here, but they will sell, doubt people buying them will even know about the association with her
 
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I'm going to predict a lot of negative/disinterested comments on here, but I don't think MR readers are her audience. She's probably going to make another billion dollars off this. Must be nice!
You are assuming that no one in MR likes her? Yes, I made the same assumption too. But whatever she does for a living is definitively working.
 
I guess I must be hopelessly out of touch, but who, or what, is a Kim Kardashian? Who he? What do?
Must be something pretty darn awesome that it gets to have it's own colours.

But mostly... 'meh'.
 
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You do realize Apple is a for profit corporation, it has ALWAYS been about sales since the day Steve Jobs took over his parents garage.

You do realize Steve Jobs‘ focus was delivering quality and innovation to the PC/electronics spaces that was dominated by “race to the bottom” low end products. Profits were definitely part of Jobs’ strategy but it was not the driver behind his vision for the company. Products came first, prices/cost came afterwards. Tim‘s strategy is profits first, products secondary.

With the acquisition of Beats, Jobs’ vision went out the window. They pulled in trash products and in no way aligned with Jobs’ Apple. A partnership/acquisition of Sennheiser or B&W would have been more in line with Steve Jobs’ vision. Beats is just straight trash. And apparently it takes a Kardashian for people to realize it. Will it make money? Most likely given the zombie followers this family has. But it doesn’t make it NOT trash.

But hey, I’m the dumb one. I should have lowered my standards for humanity and tried to market trash products. I just thought people were smarter. Dumb on me. I’ll take the L on that.
 
Re: comments about similarity to Zune colours.

Just so it’s clear, the number of Zune colours is not what led to the downfall of that product.

These will likely sell by the buttload, and a lot of people buying won’t care who’s name is attached to them.

Also, “the old Apple” never was. It’s always been a profit-driven company, and its past charitable campaigns were about improving the brand. I agree that this is a missed opportunity to them as far as being charitable is concerned, but one that they likely calculated would be offset by the image they are pushing, in the marketing, as adding diversity. Worst case, it’s a bit of virtue signalling, and they missed the marketing bullseye by not adding charitable donations to it, but it’s still the same Apple as always … profit driven.
 
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