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Originally Posted by ysss View Post
ROFL, what's wrong with making comparison with what's available in the market? For technical or practical reasons: they're in similar price range, occupy the same market space, technically comparable (well somewhat, the pre and iphone has stepped off with cortex a8), designed to do similar tasks.
The first and biggest thing that is wrong is that it has been done many times before and has become boring by now. The second, lesser thing is that all these devices are really very different in terms of experience and each has its problems. You choose the one you like based on what kind of problems you are ready to live with.

When one is in the market for such device, those are the options. So what's the most natural thing to do?
The most natural thing to do is to buy a device you like, then shut up. If you've accidentally bought a device you do not like, sell it, then go to step #1.

Btw, can you give me a list of sites that's supposed to crash the these non-desktop browsers? I've the HTC G1 and iPhone 3GS to test. I've yet to see either of them crash opening a web page.
That would require me to get one of these devices and actively try crashing it, so no, no URLs for you today. As a rule of thumb, I suggest you try sites with a lot of CSS styling and JavaScript. However different these devices are, they all use similar web engines and have similar memory specs, so abundance of CSS/JavaScript should affect them similarly.
 

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