Kyocera Echo Sports Two Displays, Hinged Design
The reasons people think this will fail are all wrong....
The same case could be made for almost any phone or carrier in existence
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Verizon's too expensive, AT&T drops calls and lacks capacity, T Mobile coverage sucks, IDEN is dead, Tracfone is a rip off, Metro PCS is only in a few cities, US Cellular's phones suck, WIMAX isn't LTE, GSM is bigger than CDMA, prepaid is for poor people, contracts are too restricting..... on and on it goes.
Different people want different things out of their phones and technology. Of all cell phones currently being used in the world, a fraction of 1% are any given model. It's a wide open field. All these diffenent technologies, carreirs, manufacturers, form factors exist for a reason. Not every person wants the same thing. (No Apple people, not everyone wou...
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Verizon's too expensive, AT&T drops calls and lacks capacity, T Mobile coverage sucks, IDEN is dead, Tracfone is a rip off, Metro PCS is only in a few cities, US Cellular's phones suck, WIMAX isn't LTE, GSM is bigger than CDMA, prepaid is for poor people, contracts are too restricting..... on and on it goes.
Different people want different things out of their phones and technology. Of all cell phones currently being used in the world, a fraction of 1% are any given model. It's a wide open field. All these diffenent technologies, carreirs, manufacturers, form factors exist for a reason. Not every person wants the same thing. (No Apple people, not everyone wou...
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I think your post is legitimate. However, the problem from the beginning of time is, once a product is pegged with negative experiences, it is no longer significant.
I have had only minimal experiences with Kyocera. But the experiences I have had, were met with problems. I do however, feel a company is deserving of another chance. Kyocera has been tagged with low end devices. This particular product appears to be more gauged for higher end use. I applaud the move and hope that they have done their homework. I am supporting this device as it has fallen in the definition of innovation. I am not going to dismiss this product because of their history. It is a shot at viable existence and what it could do for the industry's competitive market...
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I have had only minimal experiences with Kyocera. But the experiences I have had, were met with problems. I do however, feel a company is deserving of another chance. Kyocera has been tagged with low end devices. This particular product appears to be more gauged for higher end use. I applaud the move and hope that they have done their homework. I am supporting this device as it has fallen in the definition of innovation. I am not going to dismiss this product because of their history. It is a shot at viable existence and what it could do for the industry's competitive market...
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