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1 Badea George-Cosmin Dr inż. Zdzisław Pólkowski Make It Rational

2 How to start a project: https://makeitrational.com

3 Make It Rational we need 5 alternatives : https://makeitrational.com

4 Make It Rational we need 5 criteria: Camera, Cpu, Cost, Display and Launch; https://makeitrational.com

5 Make It Rational we need evaluation of 5 person: https://makeitrational.com

6 Make It Rational results for Camera evaluation: https://makeitrational.com

7 Make It Rational results for Cost evaluation: https://makeitrational.com

8 Make It Rational results for CPU evaluation: https://makeitrational.com

9 Make It Rational results for Display evaluation: https://makeitrational.com

10 Make It Rational results for Launch evaluation: https://makeitrational.com

11 Make It Rational Final results : https://makeitrational.com

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