I doubt very much that initial sales have been to 'average consumers'.
A milllllllllllllllll-yon, not the 98th percentile.... 1 in every 270 US citizens.
Sounds pretty average to me.
Kinda like Chrysler's PT Cruiser's...
We are not talking young, hip, thin, and all sporting $120 haircuts. We're talking grandma and grandpa, Home Depot cashiers, Dental Hygienists, and Jiffy Lube mechanics.
A milllllllllllllllll-yon, not the 98th percentile.... 1 in every 270 US citizens.
Sounds pretty average to me.
Kinda like Chrysler's PT Cruiser's...
We are not talking young, hip, thin, and all sporting $120 haircuts. We're talking grandma and grandpa, Home Depot cashiers, Dental Hygienists, and Jiffy Lube mechanics.
Maybe urban areas, such as the one in which I live - Chicago, haven't been hit by the hype yet. I have yet to see a single grandma/pa, HomeDepot cashier, dental hygienist or mechanic sport one. They all still seem to be carrying Samsungs, LG and Nokia phones.
Now, speaking of PT Cruisers, when I lived in San Francisco, I saw those everywhere when they first came out. Granted, San Francisco is a much smaller city, but they do tend to gravitate to the hip thing more so than other large American cities.
