Great design often appears inevitable. It?s not. Virtually every great product is the result of dozens of half-formed ideas, intentional choices, and plenty of prototypes. What better illustrations of this than the iPod and iPhone, products that had been done before by other companies, but were polished by Apple?s designers into museum-class works of art? iPod fans have proved willing to pay a premium for great design, but over the last?

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