Thread: Getting new phone: N9 or N900?
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Larswad is offline Larswad
2011-10-23 , 19:11
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Originally Posted by patlak View Post
The phone is buttery smooth. Why do you whip your brain with unnecessary thoughts. Any phone will get outdated. Aren't quad cores releasing in two months? If you like it, buy it. If not, you know what to do. This phone is a rarity, it has everything out of the box and it's worth it for the price. Lots of people bought them at that price.
Remember the name of this thread?
I'm simply answering the guy. I know every phone (or any digital consumer product for that matter) will get outdated, but usually I look for something that's not nearly outdated before its released (like the n9). If you're judging your purchase out of its buttery smoothness I congratulate you because you will probably get something suitable for you theese days regardless what you choose. And maybe you can afford that.
Maybe its just the right phone for you and then I'm happy for you. But some people evaluate their choices out of more criterias than that. Besides, its not really an argument that many people already has bought an overpriced product (sadly enough, the fruit company is a perfect example). I think its better to buy something for the right reasons, not because so many others happens to do that.

But maybe that's whats most important for many people today? Identifying oneself with others and blending in.
"Look, I can also afford one, I'm just like you." Such stupidity and low self esteem makes me kind of sick actually. Maybe I'm oversimplifying things, but I'm pretty sure that I'm not totally wrong on this point.
Last edited by Larswad; 2011-10-23 at 19:14.
 

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