Yet if the Bionic shows great scores then everyone gets a hard on and posts them all over the internet. Am I right? My point is - you can't say benchmarks aren't important, because if they weren't then we wouldn't be discussing them in the first place would we? If real world performance is the most important then why are benchmark test posts flooded all over the Android blogosphere.
Because idiot bloggers post them without knowing what they're talking about. Any site or blog worth their salt that references them will include a disclaimer that they're synthetic benchmarks that don't reflect real world performance and can be cheated. Most don't even bother talking about them at all, since the ability to cheat them is well known.
Benchmarks comparing two different phones don't mean anything. Its an apples oranges situation. (Like comparing the same car with two different engines and transmission) you cannot compare a Bionics quadrant to a GS2 because the numbers aren't comparable.
I'm convinced that those that throw out the 'but the GS2 got a 3,100' are trying far too hard to compensate for something...
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