I probably haven't followed this close enough lately, so mind me if this was already asked elsewhere:
Currently a pandora costs 370(450 inkl. VAT)€ and 460$(?) for people from the US. Beside Craig mentioning, that the long term price of pandoras might go to around 600$(around 575€ inkl. VAT) I am curious how the current price sums up. As I get it, there are several parts in that price that could be removed after some time:
Current price = (production costs) + (money to fund the production of future batches) + ?(general profits)? + (investors share) + (money to produce remaining preorders) + ?(money to cover EDs and Craigs losses due to CC)?
Is there any estimation, how much a pandora could cost in a few month when the last three parts of that equation are paid off?
It would be very sad to see future pandoras targeting these crazy prices high end smartphones come up with(money I would definitly not pay) or the current price remaining as it is (money noone I know, although liking what my pandora can do, would pay).
Currently a pandora costs 370(450 inkl. VAT)€ and 460$(?) for people from the US. Beside Craig mentioning, that the long term price of pandoras might go to around 600$(around 575€ inkl. VAT) I am curious how the current price sums up. As I get it, there are several parts in that price that could be removed after some time:
Current price = (production costs) + (money to fund the production of future batches) + ?(general profits)? + (investors share) + (money to produce remaining preorders) + ?(money to cover EDs and Craigs losses due to CC)?
Is there any estimation, how much a pandora could cost in a few month when the last three parts of that equation are paid off?
It would be very sad to see future pandoras targeting these crazy prices high end smartphones come up with(money I would definitly not pay) or the current price remaining as it is (money noone I know, although liking what my pandora can do, would pay).
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