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Pierre Blackwell Remember time is relative. The 1520 only seems old to those caught up in metrics that the average consumer knows nothing about. For what its worth, the simple fact that the 1520 stacks up pretty nicely against the iPhone 6+ and the galaxy S5 and the Note 4 being considered archaic in technical chronology speaks for itself. As an everyday operator of one, I'd say its an amazing phone that doesn't feel dated at all. There are so many amazing things about the 1520, but I would simply be undermining it, for only those who have used one truly know just how powerful it is. Spec tests are for Android phones.
True.. The 1520 shouldn't be considered as being an old device just yet.. At least not before 2016.. After MS releases devices which run on SD 805 or so then you can consider the 1520 an old device, because of the SD 800, but even then the difference in speed will be 5-10 seconds or so