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$35 is chump change compared to what most golfers have invested to play the game, and I'm not going to even get into greens fees and cart rentals.
One you graduate from high school and get out in the real world maybe you'll learn the difference between "value" and "price".
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One you graduate from high school and get out in the real world maybe you'll learn the difference between "value" and "price".
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Wow, way to fly off the handle over something small. Can't we all just get along. There are enough problems in the world. The last thing we need is to get heated over some comment from some one who is just voicing opinion. Sheesh!
If you think about it he was probably basing his opinion on all the other programs available for the Palm OS, 99% of which are within $20 or less. He may not know the GPS golf market but he obviously knows the Palm OS market. Even I would have a hard time paying $35 for a GPS golf thing let alone hundreds. So, I agree with the person who wrote the first comment.
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Actually, it depends on the market.
However, once you get into specialty or "niche" markets, the cost has to be spread over a much smaller prospective customer base. If the $20 retail target was an absolute, nobody would write special-interest software because it would cost more to write and support than could be realized in revenues.
Anyway, it's a free market, and at least from my experience with specialty software markets the iGolfgps package is priced possibly even less than what its market would bear. It's a tool, nothing more or less, and it's more than likely worth it to somebody who needs the tool.
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