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Originally Posted by CtDMonet
I think the best asset Android has is that it doesn't really have stated minimum requirements, so manufacturers just put the newest, coolest crap in them. They didn't really understand that Windows lies about minimum requirements. Instead of minimum requirements they mean, "If you want your computer to lock up and generally freak out every time you want to do a bunch of crap at once -- then these are the requirements" -- I mean I probably wouldn't have switched from my TP2 if it had a 1g processor, 4G & a capacitive screen, but I am very happy with my EVO.
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And that's the purpose of having minimum requirements, why on earth would I want to put Windows 7 on a 486 computer if it's going to run like crap.
Well if you are a true geek then you are always going to be chasing the newest technology because it's always evolving, buy the Evo today and something new is going to come out very soon after with better specs, that's the way it has always been and the way it's always going to be. Had a TP2 also and loved it but once I got a hold of the Evo I love it more and mess with it a lot more but not to try and squeeze every little tip and trick out of it because it already runs great.
This is not attacking you or trying to bust you out just pointing some stuff out.