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And so it got me thinking like I've
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really liked this phone and I've used it
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for a while and I like a folding Pixel,
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but the more I've thought about it, the
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more I've realized that the idea of a
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Pixel and the idea of a foldable are the
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opposite ends of the smartphone
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spectrum. On one end is the Pixel, which
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is not the highest end specs, not the
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most powerful chip, not the craziest
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hardware or the fastest charging or the
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biggest cameras or whatever, but a ton
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of clever software, AI, Google magic. On
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the other end of the spectrum is folding
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phones, which are 1500 to $2,000. Crazy
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like premium ultra thin builds trying to
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have like the most maxed out hardware,
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literal folding screen on the inside.
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And that's not really a good deal.
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That's a very niche thing. Somewhere in
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the middle, there's a customer like me
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who's like, I want a Pixel cuz I like
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the Google software stuff and I want a
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folding phone. But for $2,000, there are
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way better folding phones than this. So,
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it's super hard to recommend this as a
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Pixel or as a folding
