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Not sure what parent meant exactly, but I'd say that requiring a consumer to know what a "Snapdragon CPU" is is a bit of a non-starter.
by tvon 17y ago
Not sure what parent meant exactly, but I'd say that requiring a consumer to know what a "Snapdragon CPU" is is a bit of a non-starter.
- usaar333 17y agoI'm not so confident that it is that much of a problem. Customers seem to know that a Core 2 beats a Pentium 4. Once 'can this device support x game' becomes enough of a question, users will start paying attention.
- glhaynes 17y agoAnd most "normals" are way way happier gaming with their Xbox, PlayStation, or Wii than with their PC, in part because of that very reason. Some user start paying attention, lots of others leave.