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Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman joins Emily Chang to discuss how Apple is trying to entice consumers ahead of the holiday quarter with a redesign of its entry-level iPad, a new speedier Pro model and a cheaper TV set-top box. ——– Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg Technology on YouTube: Watch the latest full episodes of “Bloomberg…

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    This guys clueless. He is not thinking about all the schools and companies the iPad is sold to. As well as parents who are just going to buy the cheapest. He thinks all buyers are nerds like him who look at every detail.

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      He said people shouldn’t buy the iPhone 14 plus too and should get the pro max. But he doesn’t seem to understand that a lot of people don’t need the pro model and wouldn’t even use the pro features

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