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Does not the higher resolution improve the overall perception? I mean making the whole picture more solid, decreasing the eyes fatigue? It's not about looking at the pixels, it's about seeing the whole picture comfortably.
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In theory it should be the same, but the sales department would probably tell you otherwise.
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I use my phone very infrequently, keep it off daily, unless expecting a call. Battery longevity is no concern. I don't change phones often so I want my current one up to date as long as possible.
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It matters to some people, particularly if you want to use it for navigation when hiking in the mountains.
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I like acceleration. It's not really about high speed, rather about gaining speed quickly. Just some fun, a part of the "sheer driving pleasure".  I don't have much use for the car currently, I even have to take it out just for a ride and I'm glad I enjoy it.  In winter, right now, the power tends to be wasted in wheel spin, I have to fight that, but it's just a challenge I enjoy as well. I do realize more power would be more a waste and more difficult to control but it's rather a matter of affordability to me: summer also happens and then I just feel the chassis is ready for more. |
I know. Sound is also a factor. That is why people disregard common sense, listen to their feelings, and buy something they really don't need!