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Originally posted by RichGirlPlanet
It's flopping because it costs more than an iPad.
How is this going to provide competition to a big name tablet if it has a higher price?
It only gives people an incentive to get the already established tablet.
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The queen RGP keep telling the truthE.
100 million iPad sold through 100 galaxies.
1 million Surfaces sold through only web, and some 50 stores all accross the globe.
Go open up an app named "calculator" in your iPhones and do some "math".
But I agree, Microsoft needs to sort their pricing out. But I think the expensive price is just their marketing strategy, like what they did with the XBox. They'd rather start with high prices and slash it off in the next years or so, rather than sell at a ridiculously low price and lose profits. Or if they set at low prices and they jacked the prices up because they're not making money off it, people will feel ripped off. It's good strategy.
