Given that the iPad has been such a spectacular failure, Apple would be wise to just drop the product. Or else it could lead to an unmitigated disaster on the future of the company.
Apple should concentrate on the iPhone, which has the potential to be a successful product.
In fact I strongly feel, that the March 7 event, will be an announcement that Apple is dropping the iPad, and introducing the next model of iPhone.
I don't believe Apple will actually increase the price. When was the last time that they did so on a new revision of a product?
I don't believe Apple will actually increase the price. When was the last time that they did so on a new revision of a product? And I don't mean dropping the lowest model of something to make the base price more expensive (Ex. if they were to get rid of the 16 GB model, the base price would be more expensive, but the prices would remain the same).
I'm guessing your joking....but If your serious your quite wrongatomicbloke said:Given that the iPad has been such a spectacular failure, Apple would be wise to just drop the product. Or else it could lead to an unmitigated disaster on the future of the company.
Apple should concentrate on the iPhone, which has the potential to be a successful product.
In fact I strongly feel, that the March 7 event, will be an announcement that Apple is dropping the iPad, and introducing the next model of iPhone.
There is no way a $100 tablet can compare to an iPad, and Apple doesn't even try to please the market segment looking for tablets that cheap.
ChrisTX said:Not liking the idea of a price increase.![]()
Given that the iPad has been such a spectacular failure, Apple would be wise to just drop the product. Or else it could lead to an unmitigated disaster on the future of the company.
Apple should concentrate on the iPhone, which has the potential to be a successful product.
In fact I strongly feel, that the March 7 event, will be an announcement that Apple is dropping the iPad, and introducing the next model of iPhone.