Should I get the iPhone or should I be patient for an improved, better one?
By koikoikoi
@koikoikoi (1246)
United States
June 10, 2007 1:43pm CST
Okay ever since I heard about the iPhone I was sure that that was the phone I was going to buy. But I recently read the "The 5 reasons why the iPhone sucks" and I realized that those reasons can upgraded or improved. I also have a feeling that they're going to come out with a better one (and I'm not talking about the iPhone Nano, or Shuffle). You know improved. This one has a 2-megapixel camera when others have 5-megapixel shooters on board. It has 5-hour talk time: not enough battery life. No expansion slot. Go for the 8-gig model and that’s it. No 3G: EDGE is so last year. No removable battery: You mean we can’t take along a spare battery? Will they bring out a better one if I'm patient? I don't want to buy it and then they come out with a better one later. What to you suggest I do?
2 responses
@LRB1111 (356)
• United States
10 Jun 07
Hi Koikoikoi.
I think that you should get the ones that suits your current needs and is within your budget. They are always going to come out with something better or a new and improved version of a product. This is the way it works so that consumers spend more money having to have the most new or improved version of anything and everything. I'm on a budget and i have purchased things impulsively in the past because it was the greatest newest thing and i thought it would fit my needs, even after reading negative reviews. THEN of course they come out with something better that has a new feature i would have liked a month later. I can't keep up. So now i just look at the features of something, get reviews from someone who has it already and decide from there if it is what i need NOW or if i'm willing to wait.
