Ever since Apple announced the pricing for the top-of-the-range version of its smart watch, there’s been one question on everyone’s mind: why would anyone drop that much on a device that’ll probably be defunct in two years’ time?
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The obvious answer, as College Humor points out, is so that they can show people that they’re wealthy enough to do so.
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It makes sense too. After all, you won’t get any more functionality out the gold US$10 000 watch than you will out of the ordinary US$349 one. We would say that spending that much extra based on a material that humans have placed an arbitrary value on marks you out as an easy mark for con-artists but you probably have people to deal with that any way.
