penartur
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Then how does zune 80/120 sales compared with that of ipod classic?
Wikipedia says that even Zune 30 had 10% market share of hdd-based players (and 3% of all mp3 players) on its time: Zune - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ; i can't believe that 80/120 share is lower.
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I'm not saying about "upgrades", i'm saying about at least not dropping existing models. However, do you call this 3rd generation ipod classic an "update"?
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Before 2009 fall or before MS entered portable mp3 players market?
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So, how much people are buying 80/120 in reality, and what market share would have been "reasonable"?
You guys entering the market, getting 10% share (okay, 3% overall, if we will count flash-based small-sized players as well) in the first year and saying that this is not reasonable? Then what would you call reasonable? Getting 90% of an entire market in a first year, apple/sony/cowon/sandisk/etc bankruptcy, something else?
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Early days there was not "enough" people that purchased MS Excel in its first days. What could have been with MS now if that time they've dropped Excel instead of improving it?
First, HDD-based zunes do not have 15% market share under the tightest of comparisons |
Then how does zune 80/120 sales compared with that of ipod classic?
Wikipedia says that even Zune 30 had 10% market share of hdd-based players (and 3% of all mp3 players) on its time: Zune - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ; i can't believe that 80/120 share is lower.
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A company not giving you exactly the updates you want year after year |
I'm not saying about "upgrades", i'm saying about at least not dropping existing models. However, do you call this 3rd generation ipod classic an "update"?
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it's leaving you in exactly the same situation you were in before |
Before 2009 fall or before MS entered portable mp3 players market?
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If MS started talking about how consumers "screwed" them by not buying enough 80s/120s would that seem reasonable? |
So, how much people are buying 80/120 in reality, and what market share would have been "reasonable"?
You guys entering the market, getting 10% share (okay, 3% overall, if we will count flash-based small-sized players as well) in the first year and saying that this is not reasonable? Then what would you call reasonable? Getting 90% of an entire market in a first year, apple/sony/cowon/sandisk/etc bankruptcy, something else?
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If not enough people buy them to make money for the company, the company stops making them |
Early days there was not "enough" people that purchased MS Excel in its first days. What could have been with MS now if that time they've dropped Excel instead of improving it?