Mr Puggsly said:
EricHiggin said:
I don't think anyone is arguing that there is a performance and/or price difference. That's pretty clear.
HDD's are magnetic spinning platters and SSD's are electric semiconducting chips. I think you mean more like a Samsung 970 EVO 500GB SSD vs a Samsung 970 EVO PLUS 2000GB SSD. Both would be part of the 970 EVO line of products, just one is an upgrade with better performance and more storage, at a higher price.
Xbox One X is an Xbox One product, just an upgrade with better performance at a higher price.
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I agree they are all Xbox One products. I just don't see the X1, X1S, X1X and X1SAD as the SAME product.
I don't wanna drag this on but different models also offer different features. Like 4K Bluray support to no disc support at all.
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Each product is it's own 'entity' I guess you could say, but that doesn't mean each product is completely different and unique compared to another, especially within the same company, category, market, etc.
I agree that at this point, we're basically at the point of agree, or agree to disagree.
Hynad said:
Mr Puggsly said:
I agree they are all Xbox One products. I just don't see the X1, X1S, X1X and X1SAD as the SAME product.
I don't wanna drag this on but different models also offer different features. Like 4K Bluray support to no disc support at all.
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An other analogy would be that of cars. You want a Corolla, but then you get to choose which options you want and pay a premium to have them. No matter what, it is a still a Corolla.
In any case, the end result makes it so not all Corolla are equal.
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I thought up a few others first, but I get enough backlash about my non topic related analogies, so I tried to use something closely related. Your's works as well to make the point though.