Apple can't make that many of the first device. But the second one, that comes within a year, will be made at bigger numbers. the Big Bang is glasses, that come two to four years from now. That's when things start going insane.
@scobleizer
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Apple II Cost Versus Capabilities: Historical Tech Perspective
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The Apple II cost about $15,000 in today’s dollars and did almost nothing.
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Apple’s Production Limits Challenge Massive iPhone Demand
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Because Apple can't make more than a million. That isn't enough. It sells that many phones every two days.
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Virtual Shower Experience Explored in VR Technology
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I have already been inside a virtual shower in VR. 🙂
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Apple’s Silent Strategy: Why Tech Giants Avoid Consumer Transparency
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I care but I get why Apple isn’t talking about it. It won’t matter to the Normies who will visit an Apple Store in April.
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Apple Events Demand No Consumer Electronics in Shower
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Yeah. If you want an invite to Apple events don’t wear consumer electronics in shower. 🙂
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Device Capacity Limits and Systemic Disruption Challenges
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That's too much to put on this device. It sets up the disruption.
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Apple’s Strategy: Learning from Pioneers to Redefine Markets
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Apple always comes in late, so it can learn from the pioneers, and then comes with a product that redefines everything that came before it as lame.
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Technology Accessibility: How Hardware Costs Dropped Since 1989
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If you can't afford the rich person's computer toys, stay alive. In 1989 I was so jealous of Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak who bought a $45,000 color printer to print from Photoshop 1.0. Today a $70 printer is way way better. The Israelis who are making the optics for the