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It won't be long before the usual suspects start claiming - screen resolution isn't important - multi-user accounts are overly complex - low prices mean the
by bitcartel 14y ago
It won't be long before the usual suspects start claiming
- screen resolution isn't important
- multi-user accounts are overly complex
- low prices mean the devices are cheap and nasty
- rimantas 14y agoThank you for rushing in and claiming it for them.
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- w1ntermute 14y agoI'm eagerly awaiting posts of this nature from Marco, Gruber, and Siegler.
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- notatoad 14y agoIn fairness to the usual suspects, their reviews of the nexus 7 were all pretty fair (and for the most part, favourable).
- tadfisher 14y agoIt didn't stop Gruber from complaining about the lack of cell data (which, thankfully, will be fixed when the $300 Nexus 7 flavor comes out).
- notatoad 14y agoAnd the lack of cell data was an entirely reasonable thing to complain about. I didn't say the reviews were exclusively positive, I said they were fair.
- illumin8 14y agoIt sure wasn't long before the Google apologists started clamoring that you don't really need LTE anyway.
- bitcartel 14y agoIt doesn't matter what Apple or Google fanboys think, consumers have real choice in the Android market. Some phones offer LTE, others have a removable battery, provide expandable storage, are waterproof, have wireless charging or even hold two sim cards. It's great!
- ChrisClark 14y agoBut I've never thought LTE was necessary, even in the iPhone. Not something I want/need.
- hornetblack 14y agoThat's what I've always thought. A tiny 3-4 inch device with a dual core ARMv7 CPU and 8-64 GB of storage. Why does it need faster internet than what I can get at my house through a Broadband router (ADSL2 here)