canesfan44
Well-known member
I don't understand stand the debate. The OP was just voicing his frustration with the fact that there are no phones with top-level specs at 4" or less. I'm a little frustrated with this myself because my left arm is paralyzed. I would love to buy the Note 2, but I would have a tough time typing and wouldn't be able to use the stylus unless I put the phone down on something. I would love to have all the benefits of the Note 2, but on a smaller phone, I'm not sure how well a stylus would work. If my left arm still worked, I would already on the Note2, but ... Rican, I think you just have to think of it from the manufacturers stand point. If it costs them less to make a phone that has a 4.5" screen instead of a 4" screen, they booth have the exact same specs other than the screen-size, and have the exact same demand from consumers, they're going to make it 4.5" because they'll make more money. Yes, it sucks that a lot of consumers won't get exactly what they want, but the manufacturers are in this to make money, not to appease everyone. They try to cater to the masses, and with the current trend in high-end, top-spec smartphones, bigger is better. A trend might come along in another year that is the opposite. I'm with you in as far as I don't want my phone to barely fit in my pocket because it's too big, but, the masses don't feel the same way. Of course there are lots of people that agree with us, but that "lots of people" works out to be a pretty small percentage of consumers, and making something that 30% of consumers want is going to sell better than what 5% of consumers want. That being said, I completely understand why manufacturers are making bigger and bigger phones, but, like you, I'm very frustrated that I can't get a GS3 Mini that has 2gigs of Ram, but I'm just as frustrated that my left arm is paralyzed. It is what it is, but I'll do the best with what I have available.