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Aren’t iPads supposed to be in short supply, affected by the parts paralysis? The visitor of the Shanghai Auto Show wouldn’t know. Actually, if everybody would stop using the flat gizmos, just supplying car shows with them would be a great business. They are everywhere.At most large automakers, someone said: “I have a great idea: We will give all our booth ba …. I mean, productspecialists one of these iPads with a multimedia presentation.” “Super! It’s cool, and it’s green. Think about all the paper we save!”
Jaguar has them.
Volvo has them.
Fiat has them.
Mini has them. Mini pads?
BMW has them? Maxi pads?
Hyundai has more pads than babes. So they locked them up. The pads, not the babes.
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Is it just me, or does the chick (I mean product specialist) at the MINI booth look a bit devious? …and the one at the Fiat stand looks homely.
Correct. Mimi babe is good for a few dates whereas FIAT babe is good to raise children with.
One of them has glasses.
Whatever you may think about Apple, the Jobsian fondle-slab is thought of as very cool and cutting edge, so wouldn’t every car company want to be associated with that?
“Aren’t iPads supposed to be in short supply, affected by the parts paralysis?”
Not really. The best supply chain in the business backed with $60bn in cash didn’t see much affect from the parts paralysis. They’ve been ramping up production since the release, and just started to meet demand in the US when they started selling overseas.