The world of tech gadgets has become so boring. It's impossible to create a product that truly stands out from the rest. Competition is fierce — something that should, in theory, benefit the user, but that’s not the case.
For Apple, it has become a nightmare. In a world where components depend on third parties and multiple brands manufacture in the same facilities, it’s become nearly impossible for Apple to produce a superior-quality product — except when it comes to processors, where Apple still leads.
Meanwhile, the entire sector has embraced Apple’s territory: in design, engineering, advertising, marketing — even the colors and materials are practically the same.
There was a time when everyone was making plastic MP3 players, and Apple launched a sleek, aluminum product with high-quality finishes.
That time is over.
For Apple, it has become a nightmare. In a world where components depend on third parties and multiple brands manufacture in the same facilities, it’s become nearly impossible for Apple to produce a superior-quality product — except when it comes to processors, where Apple still leads.
Meanwhile, the entire sector has embraced Apple’s territory: in design, engineering, advertising, marketing — even the colors and materials are practically the same.
There was a time when everyone was making plastic MP3 players, and Apple launched a sleek, aluminum product with high-quality finishes.
That time is over.