Any idea if the Diamond is exclusive to Sprint?

[themuffinman]

Originally Posted by cynteeuh

Since you put it out there. How gimped? Maybe I should switch networks. For the record, I'm a 'she'. ~Best

Sorry for assuming you were a dude.

[themuffinman]

Originally Posted by Not_A_Stain

O ok. Thanks. Guess its the waiting game for the 16gb card. But I wonder what's the price tag gonna be on that puppy when it drops!

I'll take a wild guess and say atleast $120

[TurboFool]

Originally Posted by cynteeuh

Since you put it out there. How gimped? Maybe I should switch networks. For the record, I'm a 'she'. ~Best

First off, apologies for the assumption. It's sad how few girls we have on here, so I played the odds.

Anyway, Verizon version has a 400Mhz processor versus the standard 528Mhz that Sprint keeps. Also cuts the RAM in half from 256 to 128. That goes for both models. Meanwhile the Diamond is a trade-off, with Verizon dropping the 4GB of ROM in favor of a microSD slot, but also dropping the Motion G sensor in the Diamond, which Sprint keeps.

Details can be found here: http://gizmodo.com/5033263/details-o...slight-gimpage

[qbanflak0]

from what i can gather the only reason sprint is getting their diamond out first is because sprint and telus both used the same specs for their diamonds so htc was able to mass produce that model sooner, since verizon added a few hardware changes htc i probably producing their model when they have spare time to do so. Either that or option B. sprint has alot less cluttering apps to slap on to their diamond and a rom than verizon

[qbanflak0]

Originally Posted by TurboFool

First off, apologies for the assumption. It's sad how few girls we have on here, so I played the odds.

Anyway, Verizon version has a 400Mhz processor versus the standard 528Mhz that Sprint keeps. Also cuts the RAM in half from 256 to 128. That goes for both models. Meanwhile the Diamond is a trade-off, with Verizon dropping the 4GB of ROM in favor of a microSD slot, but also dropping the Motion G sensor in the Diamond, which Sprint keeps.

Details can be found here: http://gizmodo.com/5033263/details-o...slight-gimpage

basically the only thing that really straps the sprint version for some users is its non-removable 4gigs but to be honest i can live with the 4 gigs over losing mhz and ram and g-sens any day! common people i know alot of you
love to play who has the bigger or more cards but 4gig is more than enough

Originally Posted by themuffinman

Sorry for assuming you were a dude.

No prob

Originally Posted by TurboFool

First off, apologies for the assumption. It's sad how few girls we have on here, so I played the odds.

Anyway, Verizon version has a 400Mhz processor versus the standard 528Mhz that Sprint keeps. Also cuts the RAM in half from 256 to 128. That goes for both models. Meanwhile the Diamond is a trade-off, with Verizon dropping the 4GB of ROM in favor of a microSD slot, but also dropping the Motion G sensor in the Diamond, which Sprint keeps.

Details can be found here: http://gizmodo.com/5033263/details-o...slight-gimpage

No worries. Thank you very much for clarifying and sharing the link! That's exactly what I need.