Apple’s first foldable is here at $1,999, and the people best placed to judge it do not agree. Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies got hands on it minutes after the keynote and thinks Apple sells everything it can make, supply constrained rather than demand constrained. Yahoo Finance’s Dan Howley found no visible seam and a genuinely comfortable passport design in Cupertino, with China the open question. Then AT&T chief executive John Stankey calls foldables a niche, and points at what rising prices already did: customers who once replaced a phone every 24 months now hold it for 36.
Featuring:
Ben Bajarin, Chief Executive Officer and Principal Analyst, Creative Strategies
Josh Lipton, Host, Market Domination, Yahoo Finance
Dan Howley, Technology Editor, Yahoo Finance
Brian Sozzi, Executive Editor, Yahoo Finance
John Stankey, Chief Executive Officer, AT&T
Everything Apple announced, in 7 minutes: [LINK TO THE CONDENSED CUT]
Timestamps
0:00 Ben Bajarin on supply, demand and the $2,000 price
0:39 Is there a seam? What the hinge actually feels like
1:26 How many will Apple sell in year one
2:31 Dan Howley goes hands-on in Cupertino
3:02 Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 has the same passport design
4:34 What the foldable means for Apple in China
5:43 AT&T CEO John Stankey: is this a Steve Jobs moment?
6:49 Why a $2,000 phone gets held like a laptop
7:43 How AT&T plans to support a new form factor
8:28 Will he buy one?
#Apple #iPhoneDuo #ATT #JohnStankey #Foldable #YahooFinance
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