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Originally Posted by Dragon2
On paper the only thing the Droid has is screen resolution and that's it...
N1 has newer os, multitouch capable, better processor no matter what you think, more ram...
Everything else is the same....
Like the tp1 vs tp2.. on paper their equal, but in person there way different..
Same as Droid vs n1.... and untilled you have tried them side by side, Your opinion is as stupid as someone saying the tp1 is the same as the tp2...
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Wrong again, lol.
The Droid has the following advantages...
#1: Keyboard.
#2: 16 gigs internal storage.
#3: Better processor (even if you only care about clock speed, it can easily be overclocked to faster than the Nexus).
#4: It runs the same OS. Even if it is not official, it has been officially announced to be released any day now and everyone has been running it for quite a while.
#5: It has multitouch and all that, lol. Don;t know where you are getting your info but the Droid has multitouch.
#6: You obviously haven't tried them side by side either with all of your bogus information, so stop blasting me for not trying them side by side.. At least I admitteded i had only tried the Droid and was comparing specs.
#7: Again, Google asked Motorola to make the Nexus and Motorola said no. There is a reason for that. There is also a reason Motorola is making the Nexus 2 right now- and it looks a lot like a Droid, keyboard and all.