joshspazjosh
09-08-2005, 12:38 PM
So. . .
. . .we have a 2GB, amazingly small iPod for $199, which basically contains all of the features of the full-sized iPod and more (save for limited accessory compatibility). We also have a 4GB one for $250. What does this mean?
iPod mini basically revolutionized the consumer digital music player industry, as we know, since those who didn't want or need the extra space yet still wanted an iPod were able to pay much less for one. The iPod mini basically made better technology much more accessible to the consumer market.
Now that the iPod nano is out, with its color screen and more, what effects do you think this will have on the market?
(Cross-posted to the iPod livejournal community.)
. . .we have a 2GB, amazingly small iPod for $199, which basically contains all of the features of the full-sized iPod and more (save for limited accessory compatibility). We also have a 4GB one for $250. What does this mean?
iPod mini basically revolutionized the consumer digital music player industry, as we know, since those who didn't want or need the extra space yet still wanted an iPod were able to pay much less for one. The iPod mini basically made better technology much more accessible to the consumer market.
Now that the iPod nano is out, with its color screen and more, what effects do you think this will have on the market?
(Cross-posted to the iPod livejournal community.)