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"We’ll choose the fastest available multi-core processor, at least 4GB of RAM and a massive 128GB of storage." My point is that smartphones today would still b
by rlpb 13y ago
"We’ll choose the fastest available multi-core processor, at least 4GB of RAM and a massive 128GB of storage."
My point is that smartphones today would still be a bit sluggish when used for typical desktop tasks. While basic browsing would be OK, I want to be able open thirty tabs simultaneously like I do on my desktop. And (in my case) run a compiler. Etc.
- nknighthb 13y agoWith a projected ship date of May (and who really expected it would hit that, even if it were funded?), the gap would have been narrow at best. It would be over a year after the Galaxy S4 shipped with 2GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, and probably 6 months after the expected iPhone 5S ships with currently-unknown specs. You're comparing it to the current generation of smartphones. It's shipping with the next generation.