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> Nobody bought them. Because those phones lacked many other features that people ALSO wanted.
by JustSomeNobody 9y ago
> Nobody bought them.
Because those phones lacked many other features that people ALSO wanted.
- agumonkey 9y agoFair point maybe they were cut from other features. I'm only quoting a few thin articles about the massive sales of thin but fragile devices. I'd love to see different proportions and design decisions, I'm sure there are sweet spots
- ocdtrekkie 9y agoIndeed. This was the same fallacy that killed keyboard slider phones. Sure, their sales were poor... but the reason why is because they generally came out 8 months later than the non-keyboard version without improved hardware. So by the time each keyboard phone generation came out, there was already newer hardware with newer features on the market.