They announced more products, which is good, but if they have the same low level of engineering and manufacturing, that is NOT a benefit. Costs for shipping replacement products (over and over) and the cost of a rework company to do the triage and repair/updates is not free. Someone locally suggested that the prices were high to help payoff the needed post purchase services. Maybe, maybe not.
Price fixing? How do investigators thread that needle? So many items are ‘price controlled’ across many (all) methods of acquisition. Some stuff, no matter where you see it, it’s always the same price. Is that ‘price fixing’? Seems that way to me. When does it become illegal?