Is it better to use laptop than phone?

A typical mobile phone is much cheaper and easier to use for many people, and small and lightweight enough to fit in a pocket and take anywhere. However, laptops offer more functionality and can typically perform tasks that a mobile phone is not capable of.

Why are phones cheaper than laptops?

Primarily because of miniaturization. The cost of electronics basically squares every time the size is halved. A smartphone has the same power and storage as most low-end laptops in a package less than a quarter the size, and that’s the majority of the cost.

Why are phones faster than laptops?

The CPU inside the new iPhone X is referred to as the “A10” chip, and that chip not only outpaces all other Android smartphones, but it has now caught up with Intel’s laptop CPUs. That means that common tasks are (for the most part) now faster to perform on your mobile device than on your desktop or laptop.

Why are laptops slower than phones?

Speeds of both are hard to measure as they both work completely differently, but to sum it up, your CPU in your computer will run much faster, especially in bigger tasks, whereas in smaller tasks which require a very quick spike in power, such as loading a webpage, the CPU in your phone will likely spike faster.

Why are phones as expensive as laptop?

Phones are a much more mass market commodity, so the pricing will be higher; there’s simply more market for them. If you think marketing for phones is less than laptops, you’re really not that informed. Samsung, for instance, spent over $10,000,000,000 in marketing alone in 2017.

Do you feel mobile phones are replacing computer if yes then why?

Answer: Yes mobile phones are replacing computers. Because now we have all features of computer in the mobile phone .

What are the advantages of a smartphone over other mobile computers and devices?

With a smartphone, you can connect to the Web from virtually anywhere. You can look up information, send emails, take pictures, navigate highways, and play music–often simultaneously.

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