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Haha are you seriously suggesting that I should change my wardrobe instead of my mobile phone?
by spurgu 7y ago
Haha are you seriously suggesting that I should change my wardrobe instead of my mobile phone?
- analog31 7y agoFrom what I've read, when Sony came out with the first portable transistor radio, they outfitted their salesmen with shirts that had oversized pockets to fit the radio. Just an amusing bit of history.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoClothes are definitely cheaper to change, more disposable, and in fact changed much more often than mobile phones. Are you seriously suggesting that one should change their phone to acommodate their clothes?
- spurgu 7y agoThis is starting to feel like trolling... Yes, I am seriously suggesting that. To continue on the trolling, I suggest that everyone now using 6" phones immediately upgrade to 7-8" and upgrade their wardrobe to clown clothing. Then they can have that huge screen estate to watch their videos on and pockets that match their devices.
- Dylan16807 7y agoFun fact: pockets are generally made of thin internal fabric and making them bigger does not require making the clothing baggy.
- saagarjha 7y agoThe depends on the size of your wardrobe and which phone you have.
- Talanes 7y agoHaving vendor lock-in on my pants is a step too far. And the cheapest pair of pants there is $75, Which is more than I pay for simple clothes like plain pants, and by the time you're getting a whole wardrobe, you're at least halfway to that phone. More if you value diversity in pant-styles.