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Einstein: Dropcam achieved a 35% attach rate on its $10/month subscription
“And then they, you know, I think Dropcam had about a 35% tax rate on a 10 dollar a month service.”
Ben Einstein Aug 17, 2016 ▶ 13:45 20VC: Why Hardware Is Actually Software Wrapped In Plastic & "Of Course Hardware Is Hard, Everything Is Hard" with Ben Einstein, Founder & General Partner @ Bolt VC
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Einstein: Hardware-enabled services will yield the most consumer hardware devices
“There's a category, which is probably the most interesting and we'll see the most devices, especially in the consumer space, which we call sort of hardware enabled services.”
Ben Einstein Aug 17, 2016 ▶ 16:12 20VC: Why Hardware Is Actually Software Wrapped In Plastic & "Of Course Hardware Is Hard, Everything Is Hard" with Ben Einstein, Founder & General Partner @ Bolt VC
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Einstein: Young VCs wait seven to ten years for objective feedback
“And we basically get no objective feedback as a young VC for, you know, seven to 10 years.”
Ben Einstein Aug 17, 2016 ▶ 24:36 20VC: Why Hardware Is Actually Software Wrapped In Plastic & "Of Course Hardware Is Hard, Everything Is Hard" with Ben Einstein, Founder & General Partner @ Bolt VC
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