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2010-08-19
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The new forum rules seem to have missed penalty for breaking Godwin's law.
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2010-08-19
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2010-08-19
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Much as I hate to waste bits on this sideshow, I'd like to point out that he isn't breaking Godwin's Law, but proving it.
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2010-08-19
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godwin's law only applies to the discussion afaik. You still have to link nazis to the discussion. You don't prove godwin's by dropping in and presenting a completely off topic rant that mentions hitler. imo.
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2010-08-19
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godwin's law only applies to the discussion afaik. You still have to link nazis to the discussion. You don't prove godwin's by dropping in and presenting a completely off topic rant that mentions hitler. imo.
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2010-08-19
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Godwin's Law according to Wikipedia: "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1."
Nokia = Nazis would be a comparison statement, so I'd say he fulfilled the law and lost the argument.
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2010-08-19
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Hey that's just NOKIA. Take a look at the N95, N85, N86, N96....etc they all looks the same. The only thing differences are the newer modern looks of the front face plate and touched up cover or an a 0.2inch different in screen size.
I think Nokia wants to make as much profile as possible from their based design so they don't have to keep paying the designer again and again.
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2010-08-19
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2010-08-19
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I think they simply made their research and found some of their test form factors better than others for the targeted public (or simply liked them more), so they based more devices on a similar form factor/design while including different hardware/software to differentiate the models...
This probably gives lesser doubts/confusion in the buyers, while wasting extra time/money on unneeded design research.
And still, I find Nokia to be one of the few to have a big design variation in their different models and to offer a wide range of products so I can pick the one that fits me best...
On the contrary, Apple focuses on one single phone (like the form factor/hw/sw or not.. or let yourself convince by SJ's "amazing", "awesome", "great"...), and other brands on just a few ones.
The only field they lack presence at the moment is the high end one (apart the N900), which is coming hopefully.
And remember that when you build a touchscreen phone you don't have so many options in design... it has to be a parallelepiped with a big screen and be as thin as possible.. you can round its angles a bit but then?
And optional qwerty kb, for which the hinge is a great design factor imo.
i think Nokia wants to make as much profile as possible from their based design so they don't have to keep paying the designer again and again.
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