Thread: Now Is The Time For Microsoft To Buy Nokia
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mattbutsko is offline mattbutsko
2011-01-09 , 03:44
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But the point here actually is how are you going to sell your stuff against the competition?
By showing off it's features. I've seen Verizon commercials about the Droid line speaking highly of a "1Ghz Snapdragon". I've seen a Nokia promo for a phone preloaded with Sportstracker that would monitor your heatbeat and GPS location while you work out.

Which commercial sounds like it'd appeal more to an average user who thinks a Snapdragon is a scary race of snapping turtle?

The clueless or those who thinks they know would just be looking at the raw CPU speed
I do agree, but not for the clueless. The people who think they know what they're talking about will go for raw power. The clueless just want the phone with access to some form of apps and looks cool. [Off topic] Hence, the iPhone has been so successful.
Last edited by mattbutsko; 2011-01-09 at 03:49.