Creative sues Apple, seeks iPod import ban
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litigation in US is expensive.
the lawyers are the eventual winners. -
sad to say creative is just a sore loser still figuring out why their products, which they are not best at, are not popular
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You know who laughs? Me.Originally posted by LazerLordz:You know who loses? The consumers.
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TotalyOriginally posted by kaobeikaobu:sad to say creative is just a sore loser still figuring out why their products, which they are not best at, are not popular
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And why do ppl choose apple, ijit the MADE IN USA so important ?Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:sad to say creative is just a sore loser still figuring out why their products, which they are not best at, are not popular -
support iAudio ah.....
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most of them are MADE IN CHINA.Originally posted by rathcycle:And why do ppl choose apple, ijit the MADE IN USA so important ? -
Not made in USA important. It depends on who is heading the companyOriginally posted by rathcycle:And why do ppl choose apple, ijit the MADE IN USA so important ? -
Eh? How would the consumers lose? They fighting for our purchases mah...so there will always be price wars and we stand to gain....Originally posted by LazerLordz:You know who loses? The consumers. 
Unless you bought Apple shares or Creative shares...
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Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:
Apple knows how to market their products... lets take iPod for instance, compaire it with zen, iPod will sell more as it is more competable with computers (Mac,Windowns), while the zen only runs on windows.... Thats why iPod is making more.
sad to say creative is just a sore loser still figuring out why their products, which they are not best at, are not popular -
today's sunday times....
Music player strikes a sour note
I HAVE a problem with a Creative Zen Micro music player I bought. The ear jacks often failed, thus sending no sound to the earphones.
This seems like a manufacturing defect but the company has refused to acknowledge it.
I am stuck with a $399 MP3 player that lasted just one year.
Without a warranty, CreativeCare charges $138.80 to repair the ear jack.
Its customer service was none too helpful, implying that buying a new player off the shelf is the better option.
Surely a product like this should not fail after just one year?
What has happened to Creative's quality control?
Tan Zhi Xiang -
Originally posted by ^tamago^:
Pretty common
today's sunday times....
[b]Music player strikes a sour note
I HAVE a problem with a Creative Zen Micro music player I bought. The ear jacks often failed, thus sending no sound to the earphones.
This seems like a manufacturing defect but the company has refused to acknowledge it.
I am stuck with a $399 MP3 player that lasted just one year.
Without a warranty, CreativeCare charges $138.80 to repair the ear jack.
Its customer service was none too helpful, implying that buying a new player off the shelf is the better option.
Surely a product like this should not fail after just one year?
What has happened to Creative's quality control?
Tan Zhi Xiang
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Creative won't make it bigger than Apple. Period.
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i believe if creative loses their monopoly on sound cards, they are done for.Originally posted by rathcycle:Creative won't make it bigger than Apple. Period.
and im waiting for that. -
A company that lost focus on what it does best and maintain that Brand loyalty to it's customers is bound to hit the wall some time.
The Brand prides itself on Sound Cards and instead of focus on how to bring it's products into another level, it jumped into the MP3 business and in the process diluting it's Brand. Yes, they came out with earlier models of MP3 players than Apple but already it has build a strong loyalty on it's SC. They think it is a good way to extend their Branding into MP3 since... "hey, we do SC, so music/sound surely is relevant rite?"
Too many models, less than effective advertising, hurting it's Brand by having way too much WareHse sale (and with ads done amatuerishly), negative PR with the press overseas and a my-mp3-is-a-iPod-killer attitude are some of the major mistakes. -
Originally posted by BÃ¥seline:A company that lost focus on what it does best and maintain that Brand loyalty to it's customers is bound to hit the wall some time.
The Brand prides itself on Sound Cards and instead of focus on how to bring it's products into another level, it jumped into the MP3 business and in the process diluting it's Brand. Yes, they came out with earlier models of MP3 players than Apple but already it has build a strong loyalty on it's SC. They think it is a good way to extend their Branding into MP3 since... "hey, we do SC, so music/sound surely is relevant rite?"
Too many models, less than effective advertising, hurting it's Brand by having way too much WareHse sale (and with ads done amatuerishly), negative PR with the press overseas and a my-mp3-is-a-iPod-killer attitude are some of the major mistakes.