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I don't agree - You look at the CPU and GPU specs to see how fast a game will run, not something like Siri. You look at the storage to see how many MP3s you ca
by udp 15y ago
I don't agree -
You look at the CPU and GPU specs to see how fast a game will run, not something like Siri. You look at the storage to see how many MP3s you can fit on there, not how many calendar entries.
Sure, a lot of the applications are moving to the cloud, but I never really expected the specs to make much difference to the speed of simple applications anyway (well, if they do in this day and age, something is seriously wrong).
- Terretta 15y agoI don't agree. Consumers will be mostly web browsing, checking email, and consuming media, with web browsing having the most noticeable lag between intent and rendered result. Consumers hope the CPU spec correlates to that use, because e spec tables don't usually show amusing else. Consumers are really dumb about spec lists. How else would the computer industry get away with marketing laptops or monitors by inches instead of megapixels?