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Re: getting rid of TP1 with TP2 comes
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Originally Posted by apinkel View Post
Most of these have already been previously mentioned but...
-Higher resolution, larger display
-Improved screen touch response (according to reviews... we'll have to see)
-Larger, offset key keyboard that is one of the best on a phone (again, according to reviews)
-Official TF3D2 so it should (hopefully) be more stable than the current VGA ports for the TP1
--Includes landscape TF3D, much better calendar, TF3D screen customizations, more settings, etc.
-Better speakerphone and noise cancellation than the TP1
-TBD but it looks like the CDMA version of this phone will have a 3.5 audio jack
-Better performance than TP1, xperia X1, omia i900 (but not as good as the new omnia II)

Downsides...
-No flash
-A lot of things to be determined yet... the biggest is real world performance, batter life, overheating, etc.
I said except the better screen and if you didnt happen to catch the HTC Pro 1 when it was comming out they prommised a bunch of stuff that they didnt deliver here in the US but by the looks of it the only thing that will be different will be the tilting (something else to brake) and better speaker witch I dont use. I just posted the official specs a few posts back.
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