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This is more about the 3D than the 4g
It seems like a lot of Evo 4g users have expressed an interest in purchasing the Evo 3D so I decided to post my frustrations here. I guess it's more me being impatient than frustrated. I just saw this on phonescoop. I'm a little disappointed that T-Mobile will get a phone with the newest version of sense and a dual core processor (they already have a dual core android) and also 4g, before Sprint. It just seems like everyone is popping out all these high end droids and Sprint isn't. I guess a release date would pacify me (I know it's coming soon).
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Re: This is more about the 3D than the 4g
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HTC Evo3D launches June 24th at Radioshack – Android and Me |
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Re: This is more about the 3D than the 4g
Dude the Evo 3D has dual core 1.2Ghz processor, and also has the newest sense UI. Sprint has been releasing other phones while these other carriers have been just focusing on new dual core/sense 3.0 devices. I really think Sprint is playing it smart...all these other companys are throwing phones on the market hoping they will sell on their poor coverage networks (tmobile/At&t). I plan on getting the Evo 3D in August and keeping my Evo 4G as a backup...atleast for now we have the Gingerbread update coming the 6th of this month...yaa!
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I am also well aware of the stats on the 3D, my point is that another carrier has a same spec'd phone first. Minus the 3D of course. I don't really care about the 3D video though, just want the higher specs. |
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Re: This is more about the 3D than the 4g
These benchmarks are not accurate (especially quadrant) and don't show actual performance, plus the benchmarking apps are not optimized for dual-core on the stress test for the CPU,
Try this again with a CM7 ROM on the Evo3D OC to 1.5ghz when the benchmark apps are optimized with dual-core support and then let's see what they look like. |
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