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by JumpCrisscross
3466 days ago
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> I don't get what customers gain from .07 nineteenth of an inch less of thickness It is difficult to make thin, light and functional laptops. This results in fewer doing it, with those that do being able to command a margin for it. It also amortises your product R&D. Minitiarisation continues, delivering not only more computing power but more in smaller form factors. By focussing on thin and light, they can keep tweaking with decisions they had to make when putting a computer in a phone and then a watch and will need to face putting it into a contact lens, et cetera. |
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