VERSUS IO Aims To Compare Anything

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Post by urgeio » Wed, Jul 18, 2012, 3:11 PM UTC

VERSUS IO Aims To Compare Anything
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Re: VERSUS IO Aims To Compare Anything

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Post by brandoncapecci » Wed, Jul 18, 2012, 4:36 PM UTC

Make careful note of the word "aims" in this article title. They compare mobile devices and... well, that's it so far.

Re: VERSUS IO Aims To Compare Anything

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Post by swalsh » Wed, Jul 18, 2012, 5:17 PM UTC

brandoncapecci wrote: post #2

Make careful note of the word "aims" in this article title. They compare mobile devices and... well, that's it so far.

Of course one could hop in a time machine and say "Make careful note of the word "aims", Amazon aims to sell everything. Today they only sell books"

Its good to start an ambitious idea in a niche.

Re: VERSUS IO Aims To Compare Anything

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Post by amirmansour » Wed, Jul 18, 2012, 5:55 PM UTC

Kinda like the prettier http://atfight.me

Re: VERSUS IO Aims To Compare Anything

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Post by Xavura » Wed, Jul 18, 2012, 11:50 PM UTC

Absolutely love the "show original size" feature, very cool. Tested out with my phone and it is for all intents and purposes exact.

Re: VERSUS IO Aims To Compare Anything

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Post by brandoncapecci » Thu, Jul 19, 2012, 2:10 AM UTC

swalsh wrote: post #3

brandoncapecci wrote: post #2

Make careful note of the word "aims" in this article title. They compare mobile devices and... well, that's it so far.

Of course one could hop in a time machine and say "Make careful note of the word "aims", Amazon aims to sell everything. Today they only sell books" Its good to start an ambitious idea in a niche.

Making the transition from selling books to selling other goods seems is generally more simple than the transition from comparing one type of product versus to comparing anything. As the article mentions, these tools have existed for awhile and the quality has always degraded the more universal they become. Obviously I didn't expect too many avenues of comparisons but I also didn't expect just one...