David G. Larson
Thoughts on technology and human motivation
March 27, 2011 · 4 comments
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The most significant difference and the one that most affects usability is the operating system and the apps – as Clark pointed out in March.
Another difference, and the one that most affects sales, is the Cool rating.
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And the “cool rating” is amplified by the skill of the company marketing it
Do you still rate hardware based on a spec sheet alone? This graph has little practical purpose when the user experience with software et al is given no consideration.
Agreed.
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The most significant difference and the one that most affects usability is the operating system and the apps – as Clark pointed out in March.
Another difference, and the one that most affects sales, is the Cool rating.
And the “cool rating” is amplified by the skill of the company marketing it
Do you still rate hardware based on a spec sheet alone? This graph has little practical purpose when the user experience with software et al is given no consideration.
Agreed.