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Huh, interesting. Any idea why they would even include HBO in the chart if they weren't offering it?
by Igglyboo 13y ago
Huh, interesting. Any idea why they would even include HBO in the chart if they weren't offering it?
- talmand 13y agoBecause they are comparing their product against other products that do offer that feature and wish to give their customers an honest comparison?
- stephencanon 13y agoRight, because “number of cores” is an honest way to compare processors (and why does the customer even care about the processor?).
- matwood 13y agoIt is called marketing. Cores do not matter, until they do for marketing reasons. See recent Apple keynotes.
- cmelbye 13y agoThe comparison is far from honest. It leaves out iTunes and Airplay, it discusses CPU cores and memory without explaining to the consumer how that will affect their streaming experience, etc.
- ChrisLTD 13y agoAmazon is at least being consistent about leaving out proprietary/locked services. For instance, they don't list Google Play, Xbox Video, or Playstation Video.