I worked at Intel in 2010 for a summer. I remember going to a presentation about why the iPhone was so good. It was so good because they figured out how to d

I worked at Intel in 2010 for a summer. I remember going to a presentation about why the iPhone was so good. It was so good because they figured out how to do more with limited hardware. As an example, if you wanted to see an image on the iPhone, apple stored a version with just as many pixels as the screen, the windows treo pulled the full image. The difference was that one felt snappy and one felt slow. My point is that your comment sounds like what everyone said back then... you need more or better hardware. Maybe, maybe not.