“Apple has now ditched the Smart Signs in Apple Stores — the tethered iPads which displayed product specifications and pricing information next to the demo units in retail shops,” Benjamin Mayo reports for 9to5Mac.
“Instead, Apple has loaded a new app called ‘Pricing’ on demo MacBooks, iPads and iPhones which contains the same information,” Mayo reports. “The app lets users compare models, check accessories and review product specs related to the current product they are using.”
Mayo reports, “Like the custom Touch ID app, the Pricing app is meant to help users in store learn more about the products on offer.”
Read more in the full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: Makes more sense than dedicating iPads to do the same basic functions.
With this plus the recent move of all iPods to the accessory wall, it looks like Angela’s working on giving the Apple stores some more table space.
Cars are really big compared to the Apple products.
Oh, I though it was for the long rumored TVs.
And with this simple move, we’re now able to save hundreds on our car insurance.
This makes so much sense removing the clutter in stores.
How about putting a few Macs back on the shelves?
It was kind of silly for apple to be all like “yeah, that $499 iPad you just bought, hah, we use those as our price tags. [brush dirt off shoulder]”