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Originally Posted by arik
That makes me think you want to get the phone when it comes out for Alltel and use the Verizon network after the merger... but I also thought the two phones, and the title to the article sort of states, were different phones. "Sprints HTC Touch Pro vs. Verizon's HTC Touch Diamond" One with a full slide out keyboard and the other with out one. As the keyboard with take some space and force the phone to be physically deigned differently, I can then understand the phones to have different specs even though they look very much a like.
Please correct me if I am wrong.  |
That is actually the comparison of the Diamond phones for the two carriers as the code name for the Sprint Touch Pro is the "Herman" and the Sprint Diamond was code named "Victor." At the end of the article it says that the Touch Pro for both have the same specs as the Diamond for the individual companies except they will both have an expandable memory slot, the same amount of ROM (512 for both) and flash.
The Sprint Touch Pro will have the better processor, memory, g sensor, and probably a few other things and the Verizon Touch pro will be a dumbed down version just like their Diamond.
I'm interested in what the look will be for Verizon and Alltel though. I wonder if they will have the faceted back?