Unfortunately Sam for people living in communities of 10,000 or less, they are lucky to have dsl.
You do realize a few things: about 70% of iPhones are sold abroad, and a large percentage of those sales are unsubsidized, and the "ARP" (average retail price) is ~$650? So Apple is wildly successful selling iPhones at $600+ -- many of its competitors would love to have just that part of it business.Originally Posted by Keith Plucker /t/316924/the-promise-of-an-apple-tv/30#post_3910195
And they were right but Apple lowered the price and then subsidized pricing came along. I don't see the iPhone being nearly as successful if it still cost $600.
-Keith
Originally Posted by Edwin-S /t/316924/the-promise-of-an-apple-tv/30#post_3912633
The Ipad has a long way to go to ever be a threat to windows.
According to Gou, the company is making preparations to manufacture Apple's iTV device. However he added that development and manufacturing has yet to begin. Foxconn's recent 50-50 joint venture factory with Sharp in Japan is one of the preparations made for the new device, he said. Apple's iTV is slated to feature an aluminum construction, Apple's popular Siri, and FaceTime video calling.