I’m tired of them quoting phone sizes by screen size as opposed to… well… the size of the phone.
Most people will hear 6.3" and think well my old phone was 4.3", clearly this is going to be vastly larger, completely forgetting that bezels these days are practically non-existent.
6,200mAh sounds good, though
Right now Manifest V2 is disabled on Chrome, but the code is still in the engine. MV2 will almost certainly only exist in Chromium browsers until Google gets rid of it entirely. That includes Edge.
The only browser committed to MV2 in the long run is Firefox. And it’s supported on Android and PC.
There is no chance Valve will make HL3 SteamOS or Linux exclusive.
If you think $700 is bad, it’s £700 in the UK… which is $913. 🤢
Also:
median household income, UK (2022): £32,400 ($42,265)
median household income, USA (2022): $74,580
A PS5 Pro is 26% of the typical UK household monthly income.
A PS5 Pro is 11% of the typical US household monthly income.
The US pricing is bad. The UK pricing is absolutely insane.
The OLED Deck starts at £479. Still a lot but not as egregious. The LCD Deck is currently £262 ($344), which is pretty great.
I mean the galaxy note (2011) is still larger than plenty of phones now, so it doesn’t seem absurd.
Note: 146.9mm x 83mm x 9.7mm (total volume 118,269mm³)
S25: 146.9mm x 70.5 x 7.2mm (total volume 74,566mm³)
The note is 59% larger. Yet people seem to look at the specs and say “it only has a 5.2” screen, it must be way smaller than the 6.2" screens of today"
I don’t get why reviewers conflate phone size and screen size. They aren’t the same.
Shit, let’s even compare it to the S25 Ultra (so the big one with a 6.9" screen).
The Note, despite the 5.2% screen size implying the phone is tiny in comparison, is 14% larger.