Horace Dediu
Analyst of the business of technology; writes Asymco on Apple, disruption and, latterly, micromobility.
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Blog Asymco His analysis of Apple's business and of transport. Has a feed.
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- Refurbishing the Innovator’s Dilemma 18 Sept 2026 Q: Will Apple follow what carmakers have done with certified pre-owned, taking the phones returned through Apple Upgrade, putting them in a nice package and selling them? A: See Refurbishing the Innovator's Dilemma → ht…
- Asymco Office Hours Boston: TODAY at 4pm ET — In Person or Remote 18 Sept 2026 Today · 4:00–5:30pm ET / 1:00–2:30pm PT · Boston Seaport, and online The second half of the Asymco Office Hours Duo took place on Friday, September 18. See the proceedings at asymco.com/live. In person: Boston Seaport.…
- Stairway to the $3200 Heaven 18 Sept 2026 Q: The Stairway to Heaven now tops out at $3,200. That's a very high price at presumably low volume. How does it affect your thinking about the average selling price? A: See Stairway to the $3200 Heaven → https://asymco…
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- Siri, not a companion, by design. 18 Sept 2026 Q: When wrong answers came from ChatGPT under the original integration, Apple could say it was ChatGPT's problem. Now AI is integrated into the OS itself. Does that change the risk for Apple? A: See Siri, not a companio…
- Duo dollars a day, Duo cents an unlock 17 Sept 2026 Q: The Duo starts at $2,000. How should people think about that price? A: See Duo dollars a day, Duo cents an unlock → https://asymco.com/?p=17474
- The iPhone Duo: theater, not specs 17 Sept 2026 Q: One theme about the iPhone Duo seems underreported: pleasure, prestige, the pride of ownership. It's always been there with Apple products, but being the first to get a foldable, after everyone's been talking about i…
- What happens when smartphones become too good? 16 Sept 2026 Thoughts just before the Duo launched The smartphone industry has spent much of its history persuading consumers that the device in their pocket could be substantially better. Cameras improved, screens sharpened, and mo…
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Uses Apple TV
I don't subscribe to any cable service but I use Apple TV (original) using a vintage 2004 Sony 40" LCD TV.
usesthis.com 6 Jul 2011
Uses Air Display
I sometimes use Air Display software to also include an old 20" iMac as a third display.
usesthis.com 6 Jul 2011
Uses Ikea Jerker
The only constraint is that displays have to fit on my current desk (IKEA Jerker)
usesthis.com 6 Jul 2011
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Uses Vonage
I use Vonage for voice calling sometimes and I use a Bang & Olufsen wireline phone with it.
usesthis.com 6 Jul 2011
Liked MobileMe
Email is a huge part of my workflow. I've been largely satisfied by MobileMe.
usesthis.com 6 Jul 2011
Uses WordPress
Uses Apple LaserWriter 12/640
I have an antique but serviceable Apple LaserWriter 12/640 built around 1996.
usesthis.com 6 Jul 2011
Uses Time Capsule
I use a Time Capsule as a base station and for backups but I have external drives as well.
usesthis.com 6 Jul 2011
Uses Numbers
I use Numbers for most of my analysis and charts and occasionally I use Keynote and Pages for presentations or reports.
usesthis.com 6 Jul 2011
Uses RODE Podcaster
I use a RODE Podcaster microphone for audio recording.
usesthis.com 6 Jul 2011
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