The state of tech goods is such that they become obsolete and have a finite lifespan, due to battery and compute needs, as well as the "fashion" element of having the newest thing.
The price is dropping over time because you're getting something literally less valuable. The analogy would be, would you pay the same for a bag of rice expiring in 2 years, as one expiring in 2 months?
The argument you're trying to make, would be valid and convincing if Apple lowered the price of a new iPhone with each subsequent release.
The price is dropping over time because you're getting something literally less valuable. The analogy would be, would you pay the same for a bag of rice expiring in 2 years, as one expiring in 2 months?
The argument you're trying to make, would be valid and convincing if Apple lowered the price of a new iPhone with each subsequent release.