At that that run rate, I'm sure the tablets won't cost more than about $50k a piece. At which point, the market goes down to 8,000 and the price goes up to $100k.
Can you go all across Europe, ie to Spain & Slovenia, without incurring roaming charges? Then it's not the same as the US.
1GB/month - better not watch Netflix on the road, or get a few emails with large attachments. Also, that's not what I want for a smartphone plan. What's the point of having a smartphone?
The bulk of the cost of owning a smart phone is the cellular service.
If your phone costs $50, $250, $450, $650, it's about 5-15% of the total cost of ownership.
In other words, if you're looking more closely at the cost of the phone rather than the functionality of the phone, you're missing the point of owning a smartphone.
The 'fundamentals' of growth that's less than 100% YOY.
That's considered bad, but only for Apple. And only on Wall Street.
Actually, a much better explanation for Apple cutting orders (from one supplier) by 50% would be because they have a second supplier.
If only you could get a discount for paying full price for *any* phone.
Unfortunately, that's not possible in the US.
Then why have they changed the story several times since last night?
Including removing the 65M number.
Fine, add an extra zero to the volumes. Or even two.
Won't make a damn bit of difference if that's your entire market.
Capacitive nerf gun bullets for those who won't (or can't) be bothered to get up.
Why can't it be both?
Yeah, a market of 80,000 in the US is a great market.
http://www.aia.org/press/AIAS077761
At that that run rate, I'm sure the tablets won't cost more than about $50k a piece.
At which point, the market goes down to 8,000 and the price goes up to $100k.
See how this works? Or doesn't?
And anyone with common sense would also realize that this was a very political act on both Swartz & the prosecutors' parts.
Thus the sentence is very likely to be much higher than the run of the mill first time convict.
And MIT didn't say no. Thus they're culpable.
Can you go all across Europe, ie to Spain & Slovenia, without incurring roaming charges?
Then it's not the same as the US.
1GB/month - better not watch Netflix on the road, or get a few emails with large attachments. Also, that's not what I want for a smartphone plan. What's the point of having a smartphone?
But you can't leave your country (that's the size of the average US state) without roaming charges.
Also, US carriers suck. A lot.
But because of that, they're a good stock to own - 5-6% dividends.
You can get a voice/data plan for about $30 a month.
But you're not going to want to use it with a smart phone.
So what?
The bulk of the cost of owning a smart phone is the cellular service.
If your phone costs $50, $250, $450, $650, it's about 5-15% of the total cost of ownership.
In other words, if you're looking more closely at the cost of the phone rather than the functionality of the phone, you're missing the point of owning a smartphone.
Well, Samsung's Austin plant is planning on making the A5 in the iPhone.
And Apple is shifting silicon production to TSM, based mostly in New York.
It's just the CPU, but it's a step in that direction. For better or/and worse.
This would be great, if only the price of the phone was a significant part of the cost of owning a phone.
Unfortunately, it's almost a rounding error.
Because you can use the Windows installer to reformat your hard drive before install?
Plunk-it?
7,200 of them?
I think he was saying nobody (on the client side) actually uses it.
And it's pretty much true.
http://information-technology.web.cern.ch/services/fe/afs/howto/openafs-mobile-iphone-ipad-android-windows-phone
Or like tablets coming & going from the local network where the AFS server is located.
This.
If a student is bored, it's the teacher's fault.
Stop whining, do better.
Seriously stupid.
My 7 yr old knows there's a bunch of restaurants & grocery stores 2 miles away, and that he can bike there.
But the inverse is true too.
A good teacher can use the new technology to better the class.
But often good means good with technology, not good with teaching.
Yeah, I hate when I keep having to enter my 25 digit license code.