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   Rod Speed to Algeria Horan   
   Re: Compare Google Pixel & Pixel XL to t   
   09 Oct 16 07:37:00   
   
   XPost: comp.mobile.android, misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com   
      
   Algeria Horan  wrote   
   > Lewis wrote   
      
   >> An iPhone 5S represents several (18?) Cray X-MP machines in your pocket.   
   >> The 7 is *far* more powerful.   
      
   >> I think the Cray started at around $5,000,000.   
      
   > That doesn't change the fact that the price:performance   
   > ratio of the Pixel line to the iPhone 7 line is exactly the same.   
      
   > There are millions of Android users whose economic decisions   
   > span the spectrum, but, in general, the price:performance ratio   
   > of the Pixel is dismal compared to the price:performance ratio   
   > of the previous Nexus and Moto line of Google phones.   
      
   Even sillier and an even more pathetic excuse for a troll than you usually   
   manage.   
      
   > Given that the price:performance ratio of the Pixel line of phones   
   > is about half of what it was for previous lines of Google phones, it   
   > will be interesting to see if the Pixel sells to the Android customer.   
      
   Bet it does because the high end Samsungs always have done.   
      
   > I don't know how well or poorly the Pixel line of phones will   
   > sell, but I don't think it will sell to the Android market, overall.   
      
   More fool you.   
      
   > I predict it won't sell,   
      
   Have fun explaining why the high end Samsungs do.   
      
   > and that Google *knows* this, and that Google has bigger plans.   
      
   Even sillier and an even more pathetic excuse for a troll than you usually   
   manage.   
      
   > I suspect Google is aiming at eroding the Apple   
   > franchise on overpriced high-end equipment.   
      
   How odd that Samsung hasn’t done that.   
      
   > This isn't to say Apple customers will flock to the Pixel,   
      
   And even Google isnt actually stupid enough to believe that.   
      
   > as Apple customers are an amazingly loyal (and wasteful) crowd   
      
   Even sillier and an even more pathetic excuse for a troll than you usually   
   manage.   
      
   > who are the ones who make Apple one of the most   
   > profitable phone manufacturers in the world.   
      
   What actually makes apple that is that they don’t bother   
   with low end phones/phablets and tablets or ipods either.   
      
   > So Apple customers won't change over to the Pixel.   
      
   Even Google doesn’t expect that they will. That’s not what its about.   
      
   > However, I don't think Android customers will settle   
   > for such a horrid price:performance ratio either;   
      
   How odd that those who buy the high end Samsungs do.   
      
   > and I don't think Google will halve the price to where   
   > it belongs to get to an acceptable price:performance   
   > level for Android customers.   
      
   They obvious don’t need to. Have a look at the high end Samsungs sometime.   
      
   > So there is far more to this story than just what is obvious,   
      
   To pig ignorant fools like you, anyway.   
      
   > since Google marketing certainly knows everything I said,   
      
   And they will have noticed the high end Samsungs,   
   even if you are too stupid to do that yourself.   
      
   > so they have a plan that takes all that into account already.   
      
   You don’t know that either. Clearly what 'plan'   
   they had with Nexus didn’t work out very well.   
      
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