Budget-Conscious Shoppers Will Like the iPhone 5C
Shoppers on
a budget who don't need to have all the frills might like the iPhone 5C. The
device is expected to mimic the design of the iPhone 5, but come in at a
significantly discounted rate, making it more budget-friendly than the iPhone
5S.
Power-Hungry Users Will Go for the iPhone 5S
Those who want the latest and greatest power in smartphones will want
the iPhone 5S. That device will come with a better processor than the low-end
model and will feature a better camera and better graphics performance. It'll
be ideal for power-hungry users.
Design
Flair Will Matter to iPhone 5S Buyers
The iPhone 5S should also find its way into the
hands of those who want a bit more design flair. As nice as the iPhone 5C might
look, it'll be last year's design. Those who buy smartphones for the design—and
there are quite a few—will want the iPhone 5S
A Colorful iPhone 5C .
The
iPhone 5C, meanwhile, might just appeal to those customers who want more
options with their handset. The iPhone 5C will reportedly come with a plastic
casing that will allow Apple to offer several different colors. The move worked
great with the iPod, and should work out well with the iPhone 5C.
Resource-Heavy Users Will Want the iPhone 5S
There are
some applications running in Apple's App Store that tax the company's iPhone 5.
Those apps, which mainly offer video editing and other advanced features, won't
work nearly as well on the iPhone 5C as they will on the iPhone 5S. With that
factor in mind, buyers who demand a high-end device capable of running any
application should be ready to pay a bit more.
The iPhone 5C Will Work Just Fine for Standard Apps
Those mobile
users who don't use resource-intensive applications will like what they find in
the iPhone 5C. That handset is expected to come with around the same specs as
the iPhone 5, which works quite well with standard applications. Expect the
same from the iPhone 5C.
Novice
smartphone users who want to dip their toes into the mobile water should start
with the iPhone 5C. That device, while still quite capable, will not come with
everything but the kitchen sink, like the iPhone 5S, according to reports. For
some folks, a simpler experience is a better experience.
Old-Time iPhone Owners Will Want the iPhone 5S
Old-time iPhone veterans will jump at the chance
to buy the iPhone 5S. After all, over the years, those folks have been picking
up new, flagship iPhones every year or two. Just because Apple is offering a
lower-end product this time around shouldn't change their decision-making
The Value Argument Wins Out With the iPhone 5C
The overall
value the iPhone 5C will deliver to customers will more than likely exceed that
with the iPhone 5S. Sure, the iPhone 5S will have more power and a slick
design, but when it comes to overall value and bang for the buck, it'll be hard
to beat the cheaper iPhone 5C.
The Stylish Owner Will Want the iPhone 5S
The
so-called "stylish" smartphone owner—the person who cares quite a bit
about how he or she looks with a smartphone in hand and wants to have the
latest and greatest toys—will definitely want the iPhone 5S. In fact, those
folks might just want the gold iPhone 5S that will reportedly complement the
black and white versions. The iPhone 5S will deliver that stylish owner a bit
more flavor when they hit the streets
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