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Originally Posted by Yeah_Baby
Does it matter? Yes and no.
You're argument was predicated on your 9700 doing all these amazing things for a cell phone. To be that is like being impressed that your car can drive on water when it is really a hovercraft.
They both get you from a to b, but do different things and thus have different expectations.
And yes I am splitting hairs.
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My argument is not that at all. My argument is that the 9700 does everything I need it to do. Call it a cell phone, a smart phone, a whatever you want.
I believe my 9700 is better for what I need than anything else on the market. And in the end, that's all that matters for me...MY needs. I don't care if Androids or iPhone's have 8 GB of RAM and 8 GHz processors. It doesn't matter to me at all.
I really don't understand this fascination with having to have the greatest thing on the market just because it has more RAM or a faster processor or a bigger screen. I buy what I need. It's that simple. The 9700 is an excellent "communication" device. And for me and my money, it does it better than anything else out there. So really, call it whatever you want.