Chapter 14 — The Right to Compete
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| # | Reference | Links | Status |
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| 1 | Launch Tool → tangibles-book.com | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 2 | Figure 14.2 — Kia Seltos competitive analysis spider graph linkedin.com | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 3 | Philippe Starck, in Philippe Starck and Simone Philippi (eds.), Starck (Taschen, 2000). Via Wikiquote en.wikiquote.org | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 4 | Uri Levine, Fall in Love with the Problem, Not the Solution: A Handbook for Entrepreneurs (Matt Holt Books, 2023). Levine is the co-founder of Waze | ⚪ Print source | |
| 5 | Louis Ghost Chair by Philippe Starck for Kartell (2002). See Dwell, "Iconic Philippe Starck Designs" dwell.com | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 6 | VPL Research EyePhone (1989), the first commercial virtual reality headset. The full system cost upwards of $250,000. VPL filed for bankruptcy in 1990. See Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 7 | Magic Leap raised $3.5 billion across 12 rounds, including $750 million from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund in 2024. The company pivoted from consumer to enterprise AR in 2020. See TechCrunch techcrunch.com | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 8 | Meta's Reality Labs division accumulated over $80 billion in operating losses from 2020 through Q4 2025. See "Meta's Reality Labs bleeds $6B in Q4, totals $80B losses," techbuzz.ai | Source | 🟡 No archive |
| 9 | Apple Vision Pro sold approximately 390,000 units in 2024. Manufacturing partner Luxshare halted production in early 2025; Apple cut digital advertising by over 95%. See "Apple Vision Pro Faces Production Cuts as Sales Stall," hypebeast.com | Source | 🟡 No archive |