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I don't understand the idea that, given the opportunity, one would willingly put less power into a computer.
by jfb 14y ago
I don't understand the idea that, given the opportunity, one would willingly put less power into a computer.
- p4bl0 14y agoMy bank account understands. My phone's battery too. I'm not saying we should not build powerful phones, but why would I spend more money to have something better if I can have something less expensive which is more than enough already?
- stephengillie 14y agoThen don't buy it. I've been using a Droid Incredible for 2 years. It was released 1.5 years before that. It handles all of my mobile computing needs just fine, CM7.2 is sturdy as hell (just passed 30 days uptime) and I haven't spent money on mobile hardware for 2 years. I've gone wifi-only since buying this phone. I have wifi everywhere I need it except grocery store checkout lines. The phone lasts 2 days on a charge in perpetual airplane mode too.
- stewie2 14y agobecause this is the future: http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android the definition of "enough" will change in 2013
- jlouis 14y agoBattery? It just disables all the excess cores when it doesn't need them. Your bank account is a different matter though.