I see your problem. Your comparing things to your bionic. Maybe Verizon's pricing is different. But like I said I'm comparing the top Android phone to the top iOS phone. And right now the GS3 happens to be the top. The one x is a good phone and the galaxy nexus still holds it own, but they are old news.
Also you even say the one x is $549 off contract and the same size iPhone is $649 off contract. You don't see the Apple tax?
Also, yes the internal storage can be misleading. But with expandable memory who cares.
I paid $299 for my tbolt that I kept for 9 months. It was an OK phone, came with a 32GB card and 8GB usable internal.
I just can't see your point that apples devices fall in line with the rest of the industry. Saying the ipad2 is $399 don't mean anything when compared to new gen tablets. That's like saying a 2010 Benz is as good as a 2013 Genesis because they are worth the same. I mean compare apples to apples and use each companies latest products not old ones.
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I'm not saying that the prices are the same. My point is that Apple has products in the same price range as Android products. Some are cheaper. Some are more expensive. But to me, pricing is similar. Not exactly the same. But close enough.
You're talking direct comparisons. I'm talking ranges. Even though the 3GS and 4 are older, this is the route Apple is going with to compete at lower price points. Just because they're older devices doesn't mean they're irrelevant.
And again, expandable memory isn't an Android feature. Theoretically, a 16GB iPhone user can fit more apps on their phone than a 16GB One X user.
If people keep harping on the myth that Apple is "expensive", I fear people will continue to spread the myth that Android is for "cheap" people.
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