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Yea I kind of agree. I think most people, myself included, just don't really recognize minor performance differences, only relatively large ones. And I've alway
by jackconnor 8y ago
Yea I kind of agree. I think most people, myself included, just don't really recognize minor performance differences, only relatively large ones. And I've always thought that these things improve so fast year-to-year, that it's kind of pointless to try and keep up. So, i shoot for a phone I like that performs pretty well, and just leave it at that (hello iPhone SE).
- ekianjo 8y agoApple does the same thing when they introduce new models. They pretend it runs x times faster than the previous flagship one. Same thing really.
- briandear 8y agoThey actually do run x times faster. They almost always have faster chips than the previous model. So they’ll pretty much always be faster. Who would release a slower phone as a new model? It doesn’t make any sense.
- yjftsjthsd-h 8y agoMaybe if it tripled battery or something
- lostlogin 8y agoCan I have this please. It can be thicker and heavier if that helps.
- notamicroshill 8y agoYes please.
- ekianjo 8y agopoint is its not as fast as they claim it to be, because they take edge cases as always. I never said the new models are slower, no need to strawman my argument.
- jackconnor 8y agoThe point is that it may be such a minor difference that most consumers would never know the difference, not that it's worse.