Foldable iPhone Could Cost $2,400

[Digital Dude]

Well, you can’t say Tim doesn’t have balls if that’s going to be the true price…🤣

 

[257Loner]

Thanks for today's apples to oranges comparison.

Since Apple associates itself with the Porsche brand in its advertising, I think I’m spot on, actually.

 

[ghanwani]

Foldable iPhone unlikely to see light of day.

(Following in the footsteps of AirPower and Apple Car.)

 

[frownface]

If the camera is better I'll buy. But doesn't look possible.

Camera will definitely not be better, not unless they make the camera bump to end all camera bumps.

 

[frownface]

Finally. an iphone where you can show off that youre better than other people.
I'm tired of garbage collectors, fast food workers and even homeless people having the same tech as me.

/s

 

[PhilaScott]

I had the first generation of both iPod and iPhone, and each in its own time was the coolest device I’d ever used.

Cool and all... but, again, NEVER be a first adopter. Mark my words. How do you think those who bought the Apple Vision Pro feel about now?

 

[PhilaScott]

Well, there's always a risk when being a first-adopter of any product, I suppose.

I think we have to balance the potential usefulness of a product for us, against our willingness to accept imperfections.

Being an Apple fanboy ...uhhh, fangramp, I suppose (I WAS boyish then... 😂) ...from 1984, I advise that you be a well-informed and -prepared first adopter with the ability to accept frustration and disappointment. I will never forget my Macintosh 128K that I bought in college which, as a first-adopter, I never regretted paying $1,450.00 in 1984 through Apple's university consortium purchasing program (in today's dollars, arguably equivalent to approximately $4,300.00 today). Back then, though, Apple was far more careful about its first-editions and using its customer base as guinea pigs than they have been over the at least last 25 years. #caveatemptor