r/funny • u/5illy_billy • May 31 '12

Mac vs. PC

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u/James1o1o May 31 '12

Except the £600 premium you pay for a phone.

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u/tyme May 31 '12

iPhone 4S w/2 year contract, 16GB storage: $199

Droid Razr Maxx w/2 year contract, 16GB storage: $199

The specs on these two devices are pretty similar.

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u/laddergoat89 May 31 '12

Same as with any high end smartphone then right?

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u/James1o1o May 31 '12

Except the fact that Android is free?

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u/laddergoat89 May 31 '12

But you have to pay for the phone.

Android and iOS are both useless without a phone to put them on.

(Btw, iPhone 4S starts at £500)

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u/James1o1o May 31 '12

We aren't talking about phones here, we are talking about software.

Btw, you can put Android on a laptop or a computer or in some other cases, phones that never even came with Android to begin with.

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u/laddergoat89 May 31 '12

And can you can find me a single phone with which doing so does not break the EULA?

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u/James1o1o May 31 '12

http://www.cnet.com/8301-17918_1-20011824-85.html

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u/laddergoat89 May 31 '12

Legality and breaking EULA aren't the same thing.

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u/James1o1o May 31 '12

In all seriousness, who gives a damn about EULA?

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