hTc Evo 3D Specs thread

[sprinttouch666]

Originally Posted by chong67

Are you serious with 1.5 ghz processor?

That would be nice, but what would it do to battery life?

well, its almost counter intuitive but because of how the architecture is set up two 1.5 ghz cores (both running) really shouldn't be too bad on battery life. (much better than one 3ghz processor lol). qualcomm claims the battery life will be better with this dual core chip than it was on the original snapdragon (which is in the original Evo if in not mistaken).

[bckoolaid]

Sprint posted a full spec on their site recently, not sure if anyone has seen it as its not mentioned here.Sprint- All Together Now


Two 5.0 megapixel cameras, which can be used to capture both high-quality conventional and stunning 3D images and videos
1.3 megapixel front-facing camera
1.2 GHz dual-core processor
Brilliant 4.3-inch QHD 3D screen
Preloaded with Android™ 2.3 (“Gingerbread”)
HTC Sense,™ the award-winning user experience that takes social networking, navigation and customization to new levels
1730 mAh lithium-ion battery
3G/4G speed and Wi-Fi—capable
Mobile hotspot capability for up to eight Wi-Fi—enabled devices
GPS Navigation
Stereo Bluetooth® wireless technology
microSD™ Card slot, 32-GB-capable
4 GB internal memory and 1 GB RAM
Media player with 3.5 mm headset jack and micro USB
Proximity, G-Sensor and light sensors
Digital compass
Built-in FM radio
Live video sharing with Qik
Download, view, edit and share HD-quality content from your phone
HDMI-out via USB and DLNA
World-class HTML browsing experience with the bandwidth and quality that rivals that of netbooks
HD video capture at 720p and playback up to 1080p
Personal and business email, IM and text message
Social-networking integration with Facebook, ® Twitter,™ Flickr® and more
Sprint apps including Sprint TV,® Sprint Football Live and NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile℠
Visual Voicemail
Google™ Mobile™ services including YouTube™, Gmail,™Google Talk,™ Google Voice,™ Google Maps™ and more
Android Market,™ with access to more than 150,000 apps

[chong67]

Sprint says 1.2 dual ghz processor.

[IMnobody]

I find the concept of viewing 3D on such a small device like a phone totally silly, a good marketing gimmick though. Just like the dual screen model, many will rush out and buy the day it becomes available.

But, I think you guys have missed the bigger picture here. HTC released both the specs and a "Partial Schematic" of the new 3D. Hummm Partial Schematic, how much of a push, do you think it would take, to get them to release "all" of their product schematics?

What's so great about that, you ask. Well, first let's take a stole down their current repair policies. They're keeping it in-house, tied to the carrier (Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, etc.), all others phones, are out of warranty. And so, not worth the expense, to send it in for service.
We see charges for, for broken USB ports as "customer abuse", when it's actually poor factory soldering. We see over sensitive moisture indicators voiding customer warranty, as wet phones. Voided warranty for "rooted phones", installing "newer software versions", and the list goes on.

To me it sounds like they don't really want to service their own product, just roll it over. So, when your $500 phone breaks, so sad, just go buy a new one. And dump the old one of eBay as someone else's problem. I could be wrong, but, I think we're better than that.
We're already replacing, batteries, Digitizer & LCD's, cannibalized from those expensive hulks, found on eBay. I see there are a few more user serviceable parts inside, but, We're really flying blind without a proper schematic & parts list.

If the schematics were available, there are several other service organizations available that could pick up the slack, slow the rollover, and lower the over phones cost.

So, now that HTC released the 3D's schematic, appears to be the perfect time to ask them to release the rest of their schematics for their older model phones.
We can no longer afford to live in a throw away world. Repair is still, one of the higher forms of recycling. Keeping equipment running, is better than wasting resources.

Consumer Electronics OEM/MFG for Radio, TV, &, other personal electronics, here in the US, always did supply schematics for their product, back as far as 1939, What Changed?

You certantly wouldn't buy a new car, and be dictated to, that you could only buy only one brand of gas or, oil, or had to use one service center, for the life of the vehicle. So, why are we accepting this, as standard practice, with our phones?

So, I say it's time to ask, first HTC, politely, but, firmly, since they've opened the door. And, see if the other OEM's don't follow as well.

IM

Btw: Attached, is the new 3D's processor schematics.

[orangekid]

Thread unstuck as its use has been obviated by the release of the phone.

[AZTECHKA]

Thanks. Bloviation is sure to resume as a result.
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