Mr Khan said: Ugh, no. They wouldn't be very compatible, and Apple really doesn't have a reason to, except as a means to get at the Xbox in a very roundabout way |
Obviously the two brands should be kept well separated, but Jobs is notorious for not allowing Apple products to be priced too low, he fears they could both tarnish the company's posh image and cannibalize upper end products sales, just think about how quickly Mac Mini turned from being the most powerful and cheapest mini-PC to being quite expensive and not so powerful compared to PC competitors (*). Keeping the brands separated could partially protect Ninty products, but not if they got features that overlap too much with some Apple products, and anyway that guy is quite greedy, not as much as Ballmer, but he comes quite close.
(*) Edit: and where the heck did Apple find CD-R/DVD player combos to equip entry level Mac Minis when those old crocks weren't even produced and sold anymore and even the cheapest PCs, by that time, offered a DVD writer as standard equipment? Did it hoard them just to make entry level models even more crippled?
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