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Re: dan@sprint.com response I got

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Originally Posted by p-slim View Post
any of you guys with a tp2 will be amazed with snapdragon processor and android web browsing, and that doesn't matter if your on 4g or not.
DUDE, YES. THIS RIGHT HERE. Not only is it the CPU, Android also just does it faster, for whatever reason. My gf's Hero renders pages faster on the stock Android browser than on the Opera browser for WM...and she has worse specs on her phone.

I saw a video on Engadget today of a N1 next to the new LG Ally (600MHz CPU) loading Engadget's full site, both on Wi-Fi, and the N1 loaded it in less than 20 seconds while the Ally took over 60 seconds. That extra 40 seconds is ridiculous, especially when you see the video and you're waiting for the Ally to finish.

http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/17/lg-ally-review/

The Ally probably could download it as fast as the N1 could, but the limitations in the RAM and CPU made it take so much longer to load. This is what we're to expect from the EVO...a much better browsing experience, which will lead us (at least me) to much more data consumption.
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