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2010-10-05, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted by endoftheQ
I guess my expectation is still for upgrade pricing regardless of initial cost, I think less of Apple for requiring purchasers of iLife to fork out the full amount each time, even simple utilities that I've bought for a few bucks via Kagi have always offered a discount for owners of previous versions.
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iLife is only USD$80 and Final Cut Pro is USD$1000. There is arguably the same development cost spent on both products each quarter.
If you want to pay $1000 for iLife so that you only have to pay $500 next year when iLife 'nn is released, I think you should email that suggestion to Steve Jobs right away.
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Originally Posted by endoftheQ
Those customers that bought it as a task manager (iPad) or a (shopping) list app (iPhone) would I guess be pretty disgruntled at having to rebuy.
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Ths ppl r nt nl dts, bt thy r ls a cmpltly ncnsqntl sbst f "cstmrs" nd "srs".
Last edited by Brian; 2010-10-05 at 10:31 PM..
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