Overpriced, rather than too expensive. That's a good one. I'll run that phrase by one of my customers just to see the expression on their faces.
Smart people carefully choose their words because though some words have similar meanings, they are not identical.
Overpriced means that the price is too high for the value you get from the product.
Too expensive means that the product is outside of the buying power of someone.
A 10,000 square foot mansion may be too expensive for me, but it might be underpriced.
Tim was being careful to say that the phones are difficult for people there to afford, but that didn't mean the price was not representative of what the phone is worth.
Subtle, I know, but he was making a specific point, which apparently some people didn't understand.
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Apple has its pricing completely wrong.
Well it's a good thing that no one is forced to buy their products. If their pricing is all wrong people will stop buying, if people keep buying, then by definition their price is correct.