This is Your Idea of a Good Retail Experience?

I'm baffled by the idea that someone actually thinks they go into a store with razor-thin margins and get the same experience they get from one known for incredibly high ones.

Didn't Best Buy fire their senior people to save money couple years ago?

So why does Android have the largest market share?<p><a href="http://static5.businessinsider.com/image/4ec273e4ecad04165200000b/gartner-smartphone-market-share-q3.jpg" rel="nofollow">http://static5.businessinsider.com/image/4ec273e4ecad0416520...</a><p>This would suggest retail doesn't make two shits of a difference if your product doesn't cost over ~$150. Wouldn't it?

There are lots of other products in Best Buy you can't try as well. I think the authors beef should be with Best Buy, not the OS which resides on the phone.<p>Edit: I guess he is talking about Best Buy... I just don't see how Best Buy can have everything they sell as a product demo. I don't frequent Apple stores, but I'm guessing I can count on 2 hands the amount of hardware products they sell in the stores.