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> No, having fun is not about on-paper specs. Actually, it is. Specs dictate the potential uses of a device, and a more expensive but less capable option simpl
by geezerjay 7y ago
> No, having fun is not about on-paper specs.
Actually, it is. Specs dictate the potential uses of a device, and a more expensive but less capable option simply means users have to pay more to be able to achieve less.
In this case one option appears to be outclassed im every criteria. If these technical aspects weren't relevant then the specs wouldn't have been presented as the device's selling point.
- detaro 7y agoAnd I'm saying the higher-class devices make it harder to achieve some things, so if those are interesting to you you are not paying more to be able to achieve less. They're good at different things (same reason someone would buy an Orange Pi instead of coding on their Laptop they already have for free, despite that having "better specs", but being unable to do or being bad at some things an SBC can do)