The Good Enough Revolution

Oder: When Cheap and Sim­ple Is Just Fine.

Ent­ire mar­kets have been trans­for­med by pro­ducts that trade power or fide­lity for low price, fle­xi­bi­lity, and con­ve­ni­ence.
–Erin Biba–

Ein span­nen­der Arti­kel fin­det sich im Wired Maga­zine, der sich damit befasst, wie im digi­ta­len Zeit­al­ter der Fokus auf tra­di­tio­nelle Qua­li­tä­ten wie Prä­zi­sion, Detail­ge­nau­ig­keit und Funk­tio­nen kurz­sich­tig sein kann, und rele­vante Qua­li­tä­ten wie Ein­fach­heit oder Inter­ope­ra­tio­na­li­tät nicht im Blick sind.

“Thanks to the speed and con­nec­tivity of the digi­tal age, we’ve stop­ped fus­sing over pixel counts, sample rates, and fea­ture lists. Instead, we’re now focu­sed on three things: ease of use, con­ti­nuous avai­l­a­bi­lity, and low price.“

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