Full FeedWhat we can see from Apple in 2010
Rick Aristotle Munarriz of Fool.com says that he “took a trip to the future last month.” He took a trip to Apple and tells us what happened. I wish I could of travelled two years in the future with him, but nevertheless, he shared with us what he discovered:
- Apple’s domestic market share has doubled to 12% by 2010
- It’s called Apple Entertainment in 2010
- Apple still easily hit its 10 million cumulative-unit sales mark by the end of 2008
- It eventually bumped the price up to $599, with an instant $200 rebate on sales tied to AT&T two-year contracts
- Apple even offers a breakthrough music-subscription program
- Apple was able to dust itself off and team up with TiVo
Rick has some very valid points because all of this changes are things that Apple should be doing right now. This may not happen, but I’m sure that Apple will pull off half of these predictions. What do you see in the future from Apple?
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Shouldn’t that be “bumped the price of an iPhone up to $599”?
on March 2, 2008 at 08:42 PM - LINK