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Chapter 1
00:33
Chapter 2
02:45
Chapter 3
02:47
Chapter 4
03:29
Chapter 5
03:31
Chapter 6
03:57
Chapter 7
04:03
Chapter 8
05:23
Chapter 9
06:00
Chapter 10
06:16
Chapter 11
06:18
Chapter 12
06:20
Chapter 13
06:51
Chapter 14
06:53
Chapter 15
07:14
Chapter 16
07:16
Chapter 17
08:13
Chapter 18
08:14
Chapter 19
09:42
Chapter 20
09:43
Chapter 21
09:46
Chapter 22
10:33
Chapter 23
10:35
Chapter 24
11:20
Chapter 25
11:23
Chapter 26
11:24
Chapter 27
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Chapter 28
12:44
Chapter 29
Audio Transcript
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Hi my name is Naomi Anderson.
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This is a presentation for M.
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S. 362.
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Looking at the Apple iPad Pro and its current cover
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solutions. Magic keyboard is release from Apple in 2020 and
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There's also an Apple folio.
00:22 - 00:26
Specifically looking at products that meet the size or the
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new 12.9" Apple iPad pro.
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Mm By combining traditional marketing and research methods with social
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media analytics and collaborators.
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Demand is understood and brand significance is created as offerings
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align closely with what custom with what customers value.
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That's innovation.
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Apple is known for its quality, innovation and disruption.
00:57 - 01:02
It's disrupted the way we interact with computers several times
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in the last 30 years, contributors to online discussions about
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various accessories for the Apple ipad have expressed opinions about
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both the magic keyboard and the folio offerings.
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I've identified through research an opportunity for development.
01:24 - 01:27
Looking at the feedback from consumers.
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They're looking for alternative cover products to cover both the
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iPad Pro and the Magic Keyboard.
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And they're also noticing an absence for product in the
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under $100 category as an apple branded accessory.
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This accessory option is popular with users from a personalization
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standpoint. They're looking for something that's cheap and cheerful that
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can protect the surfaces of the expensive ipad items and
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to prevent them from being damaged.
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They're looking to to cover both the tablet and the
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keyboard but they're also looking for an option that can
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protect the tablet in and help it to be used
02:13 - 02:16
in a portrait orientation which is a bit of a
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limitation when looking at the current Magic keyboard as or
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folio on its own.
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We propose a simple silicon surface cover that meets the
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low cost needs and functionality and lap ability, desires expressed
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by customers with further collaboration and development from Apple's innovation
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teams. We believe again that the goals of Apple and
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their customers can be met.
02:46 - 02:47
Yeah, yeah.
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Apple's got a history of disruption in a technological sense.
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They have internal structures remain the same and focused on
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supporting innovation um and through development of new technology.
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Um the marketplace has been introduced to the imac the
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Macbook Pro and now this magic keyboard and ipad combination
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meets the Macbook or laptop expectation closely but also offering
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the same elements of personalization and functionality as a tablet.
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Yeah, yeah.
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The Apple store asks people to consider accessories that will
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let them make the ipad their own.
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That's their branding tagline Apple's innovation culture breaks the laptop
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mold with the tablet computer.
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Now we're looking at bringing those two items closely together
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by the with the addition of the magic keyboard.
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Again, asking customers to create a dynamic solution for their
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needs opinion analysis, the network analysis conducted on the ipad
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pro and magic keyboard showed desires for the ipad linked
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with accessories to facilitate the traditional computing functionality.
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Portability and comfort for recreational use.
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iPad pro is the leading product in the tablet computing
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accessory category.
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According to Ibisworld Business Reports 2021.
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Much of the discussion about the ipad Pro and the
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magic keyboard focus on lap ability.
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Um and the comparison of the combination with laptops too.
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And the reviews provide are asking for alternative options for
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covers or cheaper options or an alternative keyboard solution.
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Reddit is a platform for for discussion and those users
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are specifically reviewing keyboard brands that are off apple branding,
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looking at alternative products, um seeking cheaper products and also
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providing um yeah, opinion that asks for something that's not
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a forever product, a product that can protect the surface
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of the Apple products.
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Yeah contributors have shown through their opinions um that their
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compatibility of the ipad Pro and Magic keyboard does meet
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their expectations.
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A small number showed their experience to be a little
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higher under a little lower than expectations with approximately 60
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people indicating a high satisfaction and less than 10 showing
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a lower satisfaction.
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This means that the mark, the offering is on target
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to meet the needs of the majority of customers in
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that category, Sentiment about the magic keyboard is very similar
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though. Many more people are satisfied with approximately 120 people
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indicating a positive satisfaction and only 30 showing expectations were
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not met.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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The innovation process is a Through the innovation funnel is
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a three step process starting with many, many ideas being
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put forward by lead users and through gathering feedback from
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online search sources, ideas are brought through the final process
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to bring down one great idea to bring to market.
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So we through ideas through to research and development aligning
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the ideas that are the lead ideas with the goals
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of the organization.
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We then reach through to commercialization stage, connecting with opinion
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leaders to help with marketing challenges.
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Lead users in this case show the desire for the
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ipad to be linked with accessories to facilitate a mix
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of traditional computing functionality, portability and comfort for recreational use.
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Here we can see the comparison of the ipad with
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the magic keyboard and the Macbook Air.
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Can customers compare weight?
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The weight of the Apple products with the tablet combined
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keyboard is much heavier than the Macbook Air and the
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tablet itself is quite heavy and therefore the keyboard has
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been increased in weight to create a balance point.
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Customers are concerned that when using it on an unstable
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surface that the weight of the tablet being top heavy
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could be a tipping issue and might interfere with the
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user experience.
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Customers are also asking for a portrait view.
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Currently the magic keyboard when it's connected doesn't enable a
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portrait view.
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And there are some apps that are native to the
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Apple system that are designed to be used with the
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portraits side orientation.
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Um customers are looking for a protection for the surface
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of the ipad keyboard.
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They don't want to pop it down on a dirty
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table or to fold it and have um keyboard finger
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marks end up on the screen or any sort of
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scratches happening when the two come together.
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There are lap ability concerns.
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As I mentioned, people are looking to make sure that
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the difference between the magic keyboard and the folio, that
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the trade off isn't a sacrifice.
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That they don't you know if they're going to pay
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more for um the magic keyboard, they want it to
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be a significantly better product.
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They also want The option of an entry level product
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if they're going to give the iPad two younger users
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or Children, they want the protection but they also looking
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for a replaceable product for the known damage or discoloration
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that will happen over time.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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Mhm. Yeah.
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Point of marketing difference.
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Apples. Three tier offering is what customers are used to
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they used to and under $100 folio option or a
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cover option.
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Then the mid range folio and the addition of the
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magic keyboard is a higher priced offering again in the
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last few years.
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The substitution of the high price product for some customers
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is not appropriate for their needs.
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The suggestion that we have come to with is to
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bring back uh a lower cost silicon cover that can
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facilitate the use in portrait mode and also have a
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novelty point.
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A point of difference for marketing and something for the
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younger users.
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There is an old technology that's made a resurgence um
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with wristband slappers and that it's a stiff fab piece
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of plastic inside a cover that when stretched out is
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quite strong and rigid but when curled actually rolls in
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on itself and can pop around somebody's wrist.
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Or in this case or in this use would make
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a bolster type shape that could have the ipad rest
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on it um in a big attached to the cover
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to create an adjustable angle and a soft touch use
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for younger users or for use in portrait mode.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Commercialization opinion leaders through the launch event.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Would have options to unbox and test drive the new
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products, providing reviews for their users and on their channel
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and creating a flow of information and clicks and linked
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back through to Apple's website to promote the new product
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availabilities and features.
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I can see here the number of You channels that
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have a high view ratings with lots of likes um
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commenting on Apple's launch back in May 2021.
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We can see the spike on this chart with a
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number of likes relate to the timeline of the launch.
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This is a positive launch event and a standard marketing
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practice for Apple.
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Um they're very much engaged with their lead users and
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opinion leaders with lots of ambassadors for the product.
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Thank you
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