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That figure doesn't make sense other than from a marketing perspective. It is missing all the important engineering questions... How many did they test? What'
by iasay 4y ago
That figure doesn't make sense other than from a marketing perspective. It is missing all the important engineering questions...
How many did they test?
What's the standard deviation?
What does the bell curve look like?
What are the test conditions?
What happens when you put this in the hands of an average user who does not conform to the test conditions?
- ddalex 4y agoPlease show me this data from any other manufacturer... take Apple, do they put out how many drops they test their latest iPhone, the one that they advertise doesn't need a cover? The standard deviation, Bell curve? Nobody cares about this - what people care about is: What happens when this breaks ? If Asus offers good warranty on it, why does it matter when it breaks??
- iasay 4y agoIf it breaks every month and takes them two months to repair it each time then it's a problem.
- ddalex 4y agoBut there is no indication that it breaks every month, and there is a strong indication that it breaks less ten once every 6 years. Also there is literally no indication that it takes 2 months to repair. What I am seeing from you is just negative comments about this technology, literally based on assumption and made-up standards that are not common in the industry.
- iasay 4y agoHave you dealt with an Asus RMA before? I have. I was being kind with the 2 months...
- ddalex 4y agoAh, just say that you have a personal issue with Asus, not that a product idea is shit and should not be done.
- iasay 4y agoThe product would be shit if apple did it too. I have a professional issue with Asus support having dealt with them from a large corp. I can isolate the two factors but understand the risks are combined. That’s just logic.
- ddalex 4y agoLOL "the product would be shit" It didn't even hit the shelves.... your bitterness reminds me of the original iPod quip "No wireless. Less space than a Nomad. Lame" You're pulling "facts" and "standards" out of thin air to justify your dislike of Asus.
- happyopossum 4y ago> the one that they advertise doesn't need a cover Uhh, they don't do that. They sell cases - their own and 3rd party - right in the store next to the iPhones.
- sz4kerto 4y agoSamsung's recent foldable phones (e.g. Galaxy Z Fold 3) are proving to be quite reliable, the crease is still visible to some extent but they don't tend to break.
- iasay 4y agoCall me when they’re as durable as a decent modern iPhone…