I’ve never been sure of this, so I genuinely want to know. (I may sound like an Xbox fanboy asking this but in fact I’ve been Pro-PlayStation my whole life.) But how exactly is GDDR5 better than DDR3?
They shot it that way on purpose I think, to make it look like nothing special so we like it even more when we see it. Typical sales person psychology. I’m almost sure I saw curves though, I doubt it would be just a box.
I think 1366×768 is a great notebook resolution. On my 11.6" Chromebook it’s very sharp, everything is perfectly clear. Granted, on my parents’ 15.6" laptop it was pretty okay until I saw how sharp my Chromebook was. Now I can’t use it, it’s too blurry. I think 1366×768 is perfect for 13.1" and below, but above that you need more.
Are you sure it’s not just the Xperia U that’s the problem? I have an HTC Wildfire S, it worked perfectly on Stock Sense 2.1, but I got bored of it and flashed CyanogenMod 10. I now have it running Android 4.1.1 perfectly with the processor overclocked to 800MHz.
If Microsoft spent as much time making their own browser good as they spend making fun of their main competition then Internet Explorer might still be on top.
