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Wish there was a way for public investors to invest in certain parts of a publicly traded company. If I believe in a certain project at Apple or Google, I want to fund it and get returns on my investment.
Are airpods really worth it or is it just marketing
Apple Ecosystem, Apple's way - create a problem and a solution at the same. I wonder what's the ratio among the owners, who bought vs. who received them as a gift.
"Wires are annoying" and "other Bluetooth headphones suck" were not problems created by Apple.
Wish there was a way for public investors to invest in certain parts of a publicly traded company. If I believe in a certain project at Apple or Google, I want to fund it and get returns on my investment.
More interesting and better for the world if we apply that to governments rather than companies :)
Impressive figures no doubt, but in my opinion flawed to consider Airpods as a standalone business and compare to other businesses. It's so successful specifically because Apple built bespoke chips, software, and integration across their ecosystem for the Airpods. This is something a brand new company building just the Airpods product would never be able to accomplish.
That's because they're overpriced heavily marketed Bluetooth earbuds pushed by the biggest brand. I bet almost any of apples products could be similarly compared.
That's because they're overpriced heavily marketed Bluetooth earbuds pushed by the biggest brand. I bet almost any of apples products could be similarly compared.