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  • Apple Watch Series 2 abandons gold Edition models in favor of ceramic

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    nolamacguy said:
    like Cook said at launch two years ago, Edition was a limited edition. nothing real controversial about that, tho im sure there will be those will try to spin it as further proof of doom or something.
    Everything's a limited edition. Not making it this time around means it didn't sell enough. The whole AW as jewelry experiment didn't pan out exactly as they had hoped. 
    everything's a "limited edition"? man it's really getting hard for you to come up w/ new material, isnt it?
     
    as for sales -- prove it. oh wait you cant, because its just your hater opinion presented as fact.... in real life apple's now the #2 watchmaker in the world. oops.
    You can't prove it either. I never said they didn't sell boatloads of the other versions. Just not enough of the gold version to make it again. 
    cnocbui

  • Apple Watch Series 2 abandons gold Edition models in favor of ceramic

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    nolamacguy said:
    cnocbui said:
    georgecreedle said:
    The Gold Apple Watch served it's purpose as a topic starter and by only selling it one year, they have cemented it as an eventual collectors piece.
    Nothing powered by a short-lifespan Li-ion battery is anything I would regard as a collectors piece.
    the nealry-million dollar price of the Apple I disagrees with you.
    The Apple I had a Li-ion battery? 
    cnocbuisingularity

  • Apple Watch Series 2 abandons gold Edition models in favor of ceramic

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    macxpress said:
    dasanman69 said:
    nolamacguy said:
    like Cook said at launch two years ago, Edition was a limited edition. nothing real controversial about that, tho im sure there will be those will try to spin it as further proof of doom or something.
    Everything's a limited edition. Not making it this time around means it didn't sell enough. The whole AW as jewelry experiment didn't pan out exactly as they had hoped. 

    Happen to have any numbers to back up that statement?
    Who needs numbers when there's cause and effect? We don't know Apple's internal numbers, but we know their reaction to those numbers. 
    singularity

  • Apple Watch Series 2 abandons gold Edition models in favor of ceramic

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    nolamacguy said:
    like Cook said at launch two years ago, Edition was a limited edition. nothing real controversial about that, tho im sure there will be those will try to spin it as further proof of doom or something.
    Everything's a limited edition. Not making it this time around means it didn't sell enough. The whole AW as jewelry experiment didn't pan out exactly as they had hoped. 
    singularity

  • Touch controllers on iPhone 6, 6 Plus failing in specific way for some users

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    sog35 said:
    dasanman69 said:
    sog35 said:
    gatorguy said:
    IMHO forum moderators have not been doing their job in this particular thread. Allowing the first instance of an aggressive personal attack go uncorrected (or better yet removed) yesterday has encouraged  multiple personal insults being directed at other forum members today by that same poster. 
    just stop

    There is 7 guys who posted in this thread that said they have the exact same problem. A problem that has only been documented to happen a dozen times over 200,000,000 phones. Give me a break. Its obvious these people are liars. 

    Also that these people with so called defective iPhones are saying this with their first comment on this forum.

    Don't be naive. These are obviously paid Samsung trolls, or just sicko fans who hate Apple.
    That's an argument of incredulity 
    Not really. There are thousands of members on this forum. And NONE of them brought up this defect until the BS stories started to show up this week.

    so you take thousands of members on this forum and add the TENS of THOUSANDS of people these forum members know who own iPhones.

    So we are talking TENS of THOUSANDS of iPhone owners who never experienced this problem. Not a single one.

    With a sample size of tens of thousands you can predict this defect is very rare. I'd say extremely rare.
    That's just an argument from silence. What reason would they have to bring it up? 
    cnocbui