Row 5948

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When I was in college 30 years ago, I wanted a new PC every three years and I had to get a new one every 5, because the new product was significantly better than the old one. To define significant : way faster when running productivity software using new hardware, and some games would crawl with the old tech. Now this is no longer the case with PCs, and likely with smartphones.

I used to want the best smartphone 7 years ago, this year I seriously considered an A54 (a second tier Samsung device) but decided to go with an S24 because of the guaranteed 7 years support. I am quite confident an A54 would have served me quite well.

A mature product is one where it no longer makes sense to go for the best/latest gadget, and I think this is the greatest challenge for smartphone makers all around the world.

I know that for any business, the ability to differentiate is critical. I expect a lot of hardware makers to embrace anything that would help them do this. So, yes, I can see a ton of AI in future devices. In a way it's unfortunate because a market leader costs out there for the sensible Toyota buyer - ie. for a car that is reliable and doesn't cost a ton. Because AI is expensive and has a virtually zero cost per extra unit, I expect to see a ton of it.

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