Will 'the beat go on' with a new iPod?

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It'll be slower

Yeah - I'm sure adoption will be slower now that the iPod is a mature market.

But it'll still happen, even if more slowly:

-Some iPods may be accidentally broken.
-Some iPods may be stolen.
-The market may not be fully saturated yet.
-Young people get older and start buying more expensive stuff.
--This is why young people is a target market for many industries.
--If there's one thing you can rely on, it's people just becoming old enough to buy your stuff.
-Many people may have a smaller device like a Shuffle or Nano, and may be considering upgrading to the larger iPod.

Yes, It'll be slower, but IMHO there's still enough demand to make selling an upgraded device practical.

Posted by: CobraA1   Posted on: 09/01/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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