Showing up on short notice with a late-night wind at your back is the entire point of downtown clubbing, and that's something Cityfox will have to figure out if it wants to establish a beachhead in L.A. -- how to meet exacting production standards while keeping tickets at a less-imposing price point. .
> you could get an almost as fast PC for 1/4th or less of that price point.
Freelancer.com says the average job on the site is $200 or less — an interesting price point, considering how hard and expensive it can be these days to hire full-time engineers and other IT staff.
The writing was on the wall regarding NYT Now's inability to find new paying users last fall, when a company memo cited that while it was a terrific app that "struck a chord with younger users," its effort to define a market at lower-priced subscription price point were "much less successful".
Do you feel that LNG can be delivered at a price point less than $485?
"Tech-based products are so much less expensive that the price point now allows kids to nag their parents to buy a particular product or buy one themselves," said Peter Grunwald, president of Grunwald Associates, a consulting firm in Bethesda, Md., focusing on school technology.
"It's a combination of the country's kerosene subsidies, which make our price point less competitive, and we haven't seen the same uptake of mobile money, which isn't a showstopper for our model but definitely something we'd prefer to have," he said.
But now, a few months later, with new devices on the horizon, that $150 price point is looking less and less attractive.
"We're looking at various industrial designs to make it cheaper and easier to produce". The goal is a price point of less than $100 per installation.
Melanie Schilt, a financial executive assistant who is a regular at a waffle truck parked at the South Street Seaport, said vendors' "price point is less than $10, their food is interesting and the trucks give New York character".
