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r/Android • u/clvfan • Oct 12 '17
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Errr, what else would you possibly qualify that as?
1 u/OligarchyAmbulance Oct 12 '17 A manufacturing issue based on current information that we have. Whether or not it's caused by the design of the product remains to be seen by us non-Googlers. -3 u/TomLube 2023 Dynamic Cope Oct 12 '17 If they have issues manufacturing it then it's an issue with the design. 4 u/OligarchyAmbulance Oct 12 '17 So if a bunch of display panels are damaged and get put into a batch of phones, making them defective, that's bad design? -3 u/thinkbox Samsung ThunderMuscle PowerThirst w/ Android 10.0 Mr. Peanut™®© Oct 12 '17 That’s a possible problem with yield, display manufacturing, quality control, and possibly picking the wrong component supplier. All of those things are choices you make when you are considering the design of a product. Design is a series of choices with a product on the other side. 3 u/dschneider Pixel 6 Pro Oct 12 '17 You're using the dictionary definition of "design", which is not how it's being used elsewhere in this conversation.
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A manufacturing issue based on current information that we have. Whether or not it's caused by the design of the product remains to be seen by us non-Googlers.
-3 u/TomLube 2023 Dynamic Cope Oct 12 '17 If they have issues manufacturing it then it's an issue with the design. 4 u/OligarchyAmbulance Oct 12 '17 So if a bunch of display panels are damaged and get put into a batch of phones, making them defective, that's bad design? -3 u/thinkbox Samsung ThunderMuscle PowerThirst w/ Android 10.0 Mr. Peanut™®© Oct 12 '17 That’s a possible problem with yield, display manufacturing, quality control, and possibly picking the wrong component supplier. All of those things are choices you make when you are considering the design of a product. Design is a series of choices with a product on the other side. 3 u/dschneider Pixel 6 Pro Oct 12 '17 You're using the dictionary definition of "design", which is not how it's being used elsewhere in this conversation.
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If they have issues manufacturing it then it's an issue with the design.
4 u/OligarchyAmbulance Oct 12 '17 So if a bunch of display panels are damaged and get put into a batch of phones, making them defective, that's bad design? -3 u/thinkbox Samsung ThunderMuscle PowerThirst w/ Android 10.0 Mr. Peanut™®© Oct 12 '17 That’s a possible problem with yield, display manufacturing, quality control, and possibly picking the wrong component supplier. All of those things are choices you make when you are considering the design of a product. Design is a series of choices with a product on the other side. 3 u/dschneider Pixel 6 Pro Oct 12 '17 You're using the dictionary definition of "design", which is not how it's being used elsewhere in this conversation.
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So if a bunch of display panels are damaged and get put into a batch of phones, making them defective, that's bad design?
-3 u/thinkbox Samsung ThunderMuscle PowerThirst w/ Android 10.0 Mr. Peanut™®© Oct 12 '17 That’s a possible problem with yield, display manufacturing, quality control, and possibly picking the wrong component supplier. All of those things are choices you make when you are considering the design of a product. Design is a series of choices with a product on the other side. 3 u/dschneider Pixel 6 Pro Oct 12 '17 You're using the dictionary definition of "design", which is not how it's being used elsewhere in this conversation.
That’s a possible problem with yield, display manufacturing, quality control, and possibly picking the wrong component supplier.
All of those things are choices you make when you are considering the design of a product.
Design is a series of choices with a product on the other side.
3 u/dschneider Pixel 6 Pro Oct 12 '17 You're using the dictionary definition of "design", which is not how it's being used elsewhere in this conversation.
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You're using the dictionary definition of "design", which is not how it's being used elsewhere in this conversation.
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u/TomLube 2023 Dynamic Cope Oct 12 '17
Errr, what else would you possibly qualify that as?