Google| Subject | Re: Asus shows an updated Transformer Prime & beats Apple to the punch w/higher res HD display |
| From | Nashton |
| Date | 01/11/2012 13:16 (01/11/2012 08:16) |
| Message-ID | <jejuie$8p8$1@speranza.aioe.org> |
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| Newsgroups | comp.sys.mac.advocacy |
| Follows | -hh |
| Followups | -hh (1h & 23m) Redjak (3h & 57m) |
On 12-01-11 7:30 AM, -hh wrote:
-hhDepends on how one analyses it.
Flint<age...@section31.org>wrote:flint-hh
On 1/10/2012 3:49 PM, Alan Baker wrote:Alan Baker
I love the way you guys try and pretend that the iPad isn't creaming the competition by segmenting the market.You know what is competing with those 7" tablets?The iPAD!It is outselling every other tablet... ...combined.flint
Segmenting a market is valid, so, where is the Apple 7" iPad then? When will Apple introduce a 7" tablet? The 7" tablet sales have been ramping up since the median price point for them finally broke $300. Where is Apple's sub-$300 iPad? Or<$250? Or<$200 for that matter.
So by which means is your marketplace segment being defined: is it by size, or is it by price?
The what of the segmentation? LOLflint-hh
Oh, wait... that's right... *nowhere*
Can't say that until you make definitive the modality of the segmentation.
Yes, you are confused. ;)flint-hh
Meanwhile, Android tablet sales are increasing, with Asus' Transformer Prime a strong #2 in sales, and climbing - and the Win8 tablets haven't even hit yet.
Sorry for my confusion, but wasn't it just last week that the claim was something like that the #2 slot was held the Kindle Fire?
-hh
01/10/2012-
