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by ben_w
15 days ago
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> he Neither did Musk. Not fully at least. But while both are famous for their reality distortion bubbles, Jobs made sure the iPhone and before it the iPod and before it the iMac were products worth wanting, as well as getting investment. Musk got the investment, boasted of a million deposits, ended up with about 4-5% of that as sales despite many of those being bought by his own companies. |
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The only design I remember him involved in are the charger handles and Gullwing doors.
Jobs had his product failures and limited successes.