Apple is pursuing gadgets when content will prevail.
"Content is the new technology" The quotations of Slim Fairview.
Google
(owns the Android market) and will pursue content to go with tablets,
and may even buy into my suggestion of teaming up with Facebook to leverage 1
billion users globally--heretofore suggested as a possible Apple strategy.
Alas, not to be.
Google can handle Big Data! If i-TV were to have prevailed....or even i-Radio, ponder about this:
Every radio station plays its own programming. Jazz, Blues, Talk, Sports, but every radio plays all the stations.
With Apple's boutique statues, well....it is like the old cassette or a CD. You can only hear what you buy, what you play!
App writers will go for the Global Gold--and go with Google, while Apple will appeal to the boutique crowd. You heard the comment about innovation, no doubt.
Keep those fancy gadgets coming.
Regards,
Slim
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Why can't we sell electric cars?
1. Batteries Die
And, dare I say it, the car battery on a cold morning. Batteries Die
2. Batteries Don't Last.
That is why car batteries have warranties.
3. Unanswered Questions:
- How long will the battery last?
- How much will a new battery cost?
- How long will you keep it at the dealership inflating the service bill as you check out the car instead of replacing the battery?
HOWEVER
The biggest problem is not battery life or battery cost or sloganeering like slinging around words like 'range anxiety."
The real reason is that Americans measure distance in hours and minutes--not in miles.
This is not an American conversation.
"How far is it?"
"Eight Miles."
This is an American conversation.
"How far is it?"
"Fifteen minutes."
Question
"My wife's sister lives two hours away? If we buy a Tesla (A Volt) can we make it to her sister's house?"
In American:
"Do we have enough gas?"
"A little under 3/4 of a tank."
Maybe we should fill up before we leave?"
"No. I'll stop at that station by your sister. It's cheaper there."
What if we buy a Tesla or a Volt?
"My wife's sister lives two hours away. Can I make it on a full charge?"
"How far away does she live?"
"I told you. Two hours!"
"No. I mean how many miles is it?"
"Mr. Tesla? Mr Volt? You are not listening to your customers. My wife's sister lives two hours away. Can I make it on a full charge."
Electric Cars. The JCP of Ron Johnson lives on.
- Ron Johnson wanted to sell "everyday low pricing."
- Customers wanted to buy, "coupons and discounts."
- Ron Johnson tried to convince the customers to buy what he wanted to sell.
- Ron Johnson should have sold what the customers wanted to buy.
This is what you want to sell:
- How far can I go on a full charge. In hours, not in miles.
If you find anything here to be helpful, please do not
hesitate to send me a really tricked-out Mac Book and to put a few dollars into
the envelope along with the thank you note. Slim.
Bob Asken
Box 33
Pen Argyl PA 18072
Sincerest regards,
Slim
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