[quote]PonceDeLeon wrote:
[quote]PonceDeLeon wrote:
[quote]Professor X wrote:
I’m confused…all of that and no phone?
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It reminds you of deals on steaks at Krogers. You can even reserve steaks through the handheld.
I would rather it NOT be a phone. I’m tired of integrated devices; all those components suck more juice and battery tech isn’t exactly advancing instep with all other tech.[/quote]
There’s an inverse relationship between the number of functions of a multifunction device and the quality of experience/degree of utility that that individual function brings.
i.e…phone, music player, camera, storage device? There’s little chance that every one of those functions is executed flawlessly. Yes, there are exceptions. No, you don’t get points for mentioning them, because I’m talking about trends, bell curves.[/quote]
I agree with not having too much in one device. They really need to work on improving the battery lives of all these upcoming devices next, the company that gets it right first will have a very strong product on their hands, provided the rest of the experience is up to scratch.
Saying that, I think Apple is actually in a good position to use something like Apple TV and Airplay to make it’s own type of console that could work directly from the iPhone.
Once you get around a battery life, if you can get the graphic power of a console from a mobile device like the PSV, you can turn that into a mobile console that pushes your gameplay onto a TV for something rather compelling.
On a side note, I just bought a new TV that should be turning up tomorrow, to replace my Bravia. A 46" Samsung LED with Smart TV.
I’m REALLY looking forward to being able to stream all my videos wirelessly via DLNA, and my goal is to completely replace my cable TV.