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oplix

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ok so explain how they have "highest rated camera" in a commercial which is released the same day as the phone is announced?
 
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dallas112678

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Ok and how exactly can you prove that it was a production model then if it was reviewed prior to the announcement?

So now your theory is that they are trying to con everyone by using a worse camera in the production model? Typically performance is even better on final production models compared to prototypes... So even if you want to keep that tin foil hat on, it doesn't change anything.
 
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Michael Goff

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No the point is why even objectively do it in the first place? What is this huge need to advertise it on the day of the announcement as the "highest rated camera".

I don't work at the company so I don't know. And given your posts around here lately, it's sour grapes over the score.
 
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Rum_Becker

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No the point is why even objectively do it in the first place? What is this huge need to advertise it on the day of the announcement as the "highest rated camera".

Why? Becasue if you have the best camera and know it, you want the information out on the first day.

Have you ever followed video card or CPU release? It works more or less the same way, reviewers get the product in advance and release the review once the embargo is lifted.
 

mi7chy

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Same reason iPhone 8 Plus was named highest rated on its announcement date but the Note 8 which had been out longer wasn't tested.
 
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