That video was awkward as hell. I feel like creating these "me too" products makes these big companies seem weaker rather than stronger. Maybe there's some financial reason for doing it, but I don't get it.
Perhaps it gives the appearance of keeping up with trends (e.g. wearables) to minimize buyer's remorse among unsophisticated shareholders. Definitely seems like an "optics" opportunity rather than something substantial enough to merit go to market efforts from Intel.
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That video was awkward as hell. I feel like creating these "me too" products makes these big companies seem weaker rather than stronger. Maybe there's some financial reason for doing it, but I don't get it.
Perhaps it gives the appearance of keeping up with trends (e.g. wearables) to minimize buyer's remorse among unsophisticated shareholders. Definitely seems like an "optics" opportunity rather than something substantial enough to merit go to market efforts from Intel.