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again, if manufacturers engage in the most basic 'mine is bigger than yours' playground games then it's not surprising that the users, who love shiny things, ar
by tudorw 10y ago
again, if manufacturers engage in the most basic 'mine is bigger than yours' playground games then it's not surprising that the users, who love shiny things, are not making a decision based on fact, if instead of releasing a new shape box every year, they really focused on a consistent product line then they could delivery incremental improvements and show users over time why their product is the better 'viewing experience' which is what it's all about really!