Ah, you speak of market evolution. I tend to think along the lines of large-scale market captures, revolutions if you will, not slow merges. In terms of a slow merge, the values could potentially match up enough that cell phones might eventually eat into the handheld market some. However, evolutionary market tactics take a lot longer than revolutionary, and are extremely prone to revolutionary tactics undoing them. Meaning eventually handhelds would evolve in such a way that cell phones cannot imitate and take away significant market share from them any more without shifting their own values considerably.
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