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Re: Windows Mobile 6.1 / 6.5 / 7

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Originally Posted by p-slim View Post
anybody who uses windows 6.5 and goes back to 6.1 is foolish. The only logical explanation would be that you want the most stable rom, that would be the only reason. other then that 6.5 is better by leaps and bounds over 6.1. Also not to mention windows themselves won't be making another 6.1 device so why would someone want to live in the past, this is like comparing 6.1 to 6.0 or even windowms mobile 5. Why would someone be working backwards. Sounds like when old people don't want to get dvr's because they are so use to their vcr's, even though a dvr is 10 times easier to operate and program then a vcr.
Poor analogy my man...

Comparing VCRs to DVRs is like comparing Apples to Monkeys...

Not exactly an apple to orange type of comparison.

IF... what you were saying was TRUE....
Windows Vista would be better than Windows XP. and ANYONE running windows XP would be foolish.

But that's not the case is it? Vista had and still has some serious issues, and the only people who are using it have settled for now or have reverted back to XP...

I think that's a better analogy when comparing 6.5 vs 6.1 I don't doubt that 6.5 is feature packed, but... it won't be all it can be for awhile. and for those who reverted to 6.1... are only saying we'll wait till 6.5/7 behaves as it should.
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