Cell Phones: Size, Price, and Feature
It is remarkable how much cell phones have become a part of our daily lives. Just 10 years ago, a cell phone was a real luxury and most people simply marveled at this new luxury. Today it is as common as wearing clothes and virtually every person in the developed world now has at least 1 cell phone. The huge demand and consumer culture has pushed mobile phone technology to new highs and has now overtaken the development of computer technology. In the last 2-3 years cell phones and computers started to merge and with the advent of iPhone and smartphones everything changed again.
When it comes to buying a new cell phone, you will be faced with 3 main options. Each one affects the other and for manufacturers these are the 3 main “markets” they are targeting.
1.Size
Perhaps because early phones were so big and bulky, the smaller the phone, the better. The idea of putting a tiny phone in your pocket is something we all seem to want. It’s all about mobility and size really does matter. The smaller the better. However, there comes a point where small is too small and as technology started to catch up, size was no longer the primary goal. It was the technology and the function.
2. function
While most manufacturers were working to make the smallest and thinnest phones possible, Apply took a completely different direction and started to focus on function. The iPhone wasn’t the smallest or lightest phone, but it could do what no other phone could. It was an instant hit.
3. Price
The price is still one of the determining factors when buying mobile phones. The most popular phones with the latest technology will always be the most expensive. Everyone wants the latest and greatest, and since it’s a consumer product, change is very fast. What’s great now will be old and useless next year, so you’re definitely paying for the latest and greatest.
