> And the top is where the big money is.
But the bottom is where volume and profits are. If the PC market has shown us anything, it’s that only producing for the top of the market gets you outcompeted.
But the bottom is where volume and profits are. If the PC market has shown us anything, it’s that only producing for the top of the market gets you outcompeted.
Getting paid a small yearly salary for every one of your products may look really nice but the size of the market makes it a precarious business.
Intel competing in the midrange is far from a nothingburger.
The only other place where I saw a considerable number of Mac deployments was university. So portraying it as a niche product for media people has some truth in it but is in my opinion far from the whole truth.