The fault you don't have an iPhone X is because you spend too much on coffee, according to Tim Cook
Tim Cook says that if we didn't spend so much on cafes in nice places where they serve them, we could buy an iPhone X, since it only costs $ 33 a month.
Last Friday, the last piece of scrap metal developed by Apple was put on sale, the iPhone X, which brings absolutely nothing new to the market and whose only achievement is worth more than € 1000, specifically the 64GB model is priced at € 1.159 and the 256GB model is priced at € 1.329. 128GB model there is not. The price of these terminals has been harshly criticized, but the CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, during the launch of the terminal, spoke clearly at the Apple Store in Palo Alto, California, where he went to 'sell' the first terminals.
Cook wanted to sell the idea that the iPhone X is a terminal that is available to practically anyone, which can be purchased for only $ 33 a month, if financed. It should be noted that the terminal in the United States costs $ 1.149, which is € 989 in exchange. The CEO of Apple has also said that it is cheaper than buying a coffee 'in one of these nice places to have coffee', making clear reference to Starbucks and also added that the price is reduced, if we carry our old iPhone in up to $ 350.
Unfortunately, since Steve Jobs was absent, Apple lives in a spiral of decadence and ridiculous to ridiculous. Terminals that explode, that double to be worn on the pants or simply, terminals that do not carry any innovative technology, since all those that this terminal has, can be found in Android terminals. This comment makes clear the arrogance and absurdity in which the company of the bitten apple has become and how 'exclusivity' has gone to their heads. Those who buy a terminal of more than € 500 (pulling very high), already throw enough money for a terminal that they will use for WhatsApp and posture, but whoever buys an Apple product and more this, is that they like to be cheated.