@sameer_singh17 In the fourteen years I’ve been doing industry analysis, everythingthing has shifted much slower than I thought.
@sameer_singh17 @BenBajarin because the price delta is so great. The iPhone is *only* a few hundred more
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@monkbent@BenBajarin Which essentially makes the iPhone a mass market product. The luxury brand argument certainly works in Asia though. -
@sameer_singh17@BenBajarin Sameer, you're arguing yourself in circles. You have to let go of some preconceptions, if only for a few moments -
@monkbent@BenBajarin Not sure if I'm making myself clear. -
@monkbent@BenBajarin My argument is that a luxury brands and mass market brands have different types of consumers. -
@sameer_singh17@BenBajarin I understand your argument, and disagree. Do you understand mine? Rather certain the answer is no. -
@monkbent@BenBajarin I do. Your point is that the lower incremental cost of acquiring a luxury brand makes iPhone appealing. -
@sameer_singh17@monkbent Sameer, the fallacy you make is believing Apple is a luxury brand. They are a mass market brand. -
@BenBajarin@sameer_singh17 you (and Christensen) don't value the experience of a product. But consumers do. - 4 more replies
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