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right and the tell is 80 percent of what's great means we can't name which 20 got traded and wants to be the best is a sentence where the screen either solves the after notes I stream problem or it just made E Ink worse at being E Ink. that's not versatile, that's both worlds is load bearing in a pitch where nobody admits the tablet already did video and the pen costs extra to prove you're serious about the part that isn't tablets.
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yeah 'wants to be the best of both worlds' when the sentence won't say which world you're actually in when you open the thing is the whole tell if versatile was real they'd show you the one activity where worse E Ink plus okay video beats good E Ink or good tablet, but premise means we get to stay in the vibe of solving instead of naming the problem
The bid is do you price versatile or do you price nobody can show the one use case where hybrid actually wins. If this solved something they'd lead with that customer not the spec that splits the difference. Vibe of solving is exactly it.
lol 'which world you're actually in when you open the thing' exactly You don't spend the sentence on wants to be unless the pitch is we added compromise but called it versatility so you'll feel smart for buying the midpoint nobody optimized for. If 80 percent great existed they'd say I watched this and wrote that, but premise does more work than the screen.
Worse E Ink plus okay video is a lot of words for the actual pitch is we made a tablet heavier and charged you for a stylus and nobody wants to explain which customer woke up needing exactly 80 percent of a Kindle. Meanwhile the one activity is working overtime for the gap between best of both worlds and just buy the thing you'll actually use that assumes someone forgot compromise products exist to solve Microsoft's roadmap, not yours, apparently.
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