Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 11th Jul 2013 15:44 UTC
In its struggle to find willing customers, Nokia just announced yet another flagship phone - the Nokia Lumia 1020. It's essentially a Lumia 920/925, but with the Nokia 808's PureView camera bolted on. Also, it's exclusive to AT&T in the US, for $299 with a two year contract, which is a steep price. So, who gets the honour to be the first to claim that this, yes this Lumia will turn Nokia around?
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RE[2]: Naming scheme?
by Bill Shooter of Bul on Thu 11th Jul 2013 17:24
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Member since:2006-07-14
That's just it, they aren't numbers. Look at cars, I'm used to models not necessarily indicating any performance or cost differences. Just by the name, I can't tell you if a mustang is better or worse than a fusion. But when you start throwing numbers at me, I want to see a pattern in them. Maybe that's just the math geek in me, but I'd think that even people who hate math would do the same.
In the same line I was kind of disappointed that gateway computers never issued a gateway 2001. I mean come on.
RE[3]: Naming scheme?
by lucas_maximus on Thu 11th Jul 2013 19:13
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2012-09-21
Versus meaningless monikers like Ace, Exhibit, Fame, Pocket Neo, Rush, Star, Young, etc.? Sure, these numbers are so confusing. :|