QUOTE(andrewtho @ Feb 21 2013, 10:02 PM)
Again.
Truth is, one cannot just judge something based on statistical factors or whatever chip or processors it currently possess. It is based on personal judgments. One cannot give opinions on something when one never experienced personally before. So long story cut short, take a Kana for example. Look at the specs, pretty decent. Hands on, probably the worst mouse Steelseries ever produced.
One's budget is not for you to question. If one can afford to spend even more than RM50 on a mouse, that does not consider it to be cheap because a standard basic mouse will only require less than RM10, after all, it does what it serves best, a mouse. Again, if one has a budget for something, they should purchase what is within their budget. An extra ideas would not hurt, no one is pointing a finger at you and force to overspend. If you live within your budget, by all means just stick to it. Any proof that I've forced him into considering the Sensei over RAW? Get your facts right thanks. It feels good. Based on my personal opinion. Are there any rules stating that personal opinions are not welcomed? What surveyors need is personal experience, not based on some nerdy specs to numerical rubbish.
Tell me, a Sensei can do 11k CPI, will you utilize the full 11k CPI?
Simple. You'll use your preferred CPI.
I dont question your level of understanding, most likely, with the benefit of the doubt to you, we arent on the same page.
However, allow me to clear it up for you. yes, you are correct, one might not be able to wholly judge something based on just hardware(once again, no such statistics have been brought up) alone. Though, it is exactly because of this current specific case where a question was raised seeking information due to the lack of resource that a presentation of a list of hardware involved to assist in his decision making, which this entire case is about.
Your example, runs faulty, reason being? the pixart sensor in the kana is already known to be slightly problematic. Hands on? shape and size might feel good for ones with hands compatible of its size. Following this example, knowing some hardware might have just saved someone the trouble of dealing with the problematic sensor, either that, or he/she would just deal with it. "probably the worst mouse Steelseries ever produced"? exactly, being one man's meat is another man's poison, as some people on the internet would still swear by the mice in question.
"One cannot give opinions on something when one never experienced personally before"Specifically basing on this sentence, the one who asked the question have already had a feel of the mice, and he raised the question about the hardware. Therefore, again, basing on this situation, a list of hardware will most likely do him some good in terms of decision making.
Understandably, one's financial budget would be rude for anyone to question, however, making light of it is not too far off. My friend, the one who asked the question have already stated that he is considering between a standard sensei, or a raw, so the notion of weighing these two mice in question, is within the perimeters of "by all means just stick to it" if you were paying any attention at all. Proof as to you're forcing the standard sensei into his hands? Why prove anything when i have not accused you of that deed at all in the first place, "Get your facts right thanks" would apply here precisely.
"It feels good. Based on my personal opinion. Are there any rules stating that personal opinions are not welcomed? What surveyors need is personal experience, not based on some nerdy specs to numerical rubbish. "Exactly. What people need is personal experience, and a short and simple "it feels good", dont really cut it. As i once said before, at the very least the "whys" and the "hows", for your personal opinion to hold any ground to assist in his decisions as to where his preference lies between the two, adding into the point "one man's meat is another's poison". As to hardware specifications, if you dont look it while shopping for something, i wont question the way you do things.
"Tell me, a Sensei can do 11k CPI, will you utilize the full 11k CPI?
Simple. You'll use your preferred CPI."
Indeed. I am astonished as you how you would not apply this common sense in all areas, if you did, all this would be unnecessary.