New Info on Touch Pro and Diamond

[ls3mach]

Originally Posted by imneveral0ne

i thought it was 7500A

The link says 7501A. Who really knows how accurate that sheet is though...

[jethro_static]

Originally Posted by ls3mach

The link says 7501A. Who really knows how accurate that sheet is though...

phonearena LMAO

[EtherealRemnant]

Yeah I've heard both ends... but all I can find on the net is the 7500A so that's probably what it is.

pdadb doesn't even list the processors on the CDMA variants.

[TheBundo]

Originally Posted by avalon53

Lol @ verizon's specs, sucks for them....

Yes they sure do. I got out a year ago, and STRONGLY suggest everyone else do the same.

[slbailey1]

Originally Posted by ls3mach

It is intimate shared memory.

I am not sure exactly what it is though. I am assuming video memory maybe.

I found this link about ISM. I don't see how this translate to mobile phones, but it is a nice read.

http://java.sun.com/docs/hotspot/ism.html

[RicoRich196]

Originally Posted by Genjinaro

Sprint is always the 1st to get them so its not that fishy..

Sprint told/bribed HTC to screw VZW over, ever since the 6800XV...

j/k but seriously it seems they're getting the short end of the CDMA stick, price & HTC wise.

Verizon pays for what they want. They obviously aren't shelling out enough money for higher specs.

Originally Posted by ls3mach

I am not sure exactly why they are different amounts on the phones, but Verizon has more. My thoughts are it is due to the different chip sets. Here's to hoping the 7501 handles video better than the 7500.

Crazy how Verizon opted to keep the same Qualcomm processor found in the XV6800/6900 which LACKS video drivers, I wonder if TouchFlo3D is going to struggle without the drivers, probably will I mean extra Ram can only do so much.

[MooZx3]

I can say that a "very reliable" source told me that the Mogul from sprint will not be available for shipment come september.

[snake0721]

I have a hard time believeing that the hardware is going to be custome fitted to each company's needs. this sounds a TAD bit far-fetched in my opinion.

Am I alone on this?

I am aware of SOFTWARE differences on phones, and ROMs and such, but a difference in hardware sounds a bit complicated for a production line, since they would be turning out 50 different Diamonds and Touch Pro's to cater to every carrier.

wouldn't Verizon's phone specs be just as secret and exclusive as Sprint's? Why would HTC or verizon be giving out this information to a competitor, who then releases this information to others?

I'm not trying to completely debunk this, I just think its pretty freaking fishy...

[divxrippimp]

The HTC touch has different specs between the gsm and the cdma version, its 200mhz vs 400 or something like that, and different ram...

Just depends on how much a carrier is willing to pay to have a high end phone in their line...

HTC has ALWAYS made different versions for different carriers, and sometimes HTC isnt even branded on the phone for certain carriers...

[zero157h7]

God I hope they change the name from Herman to virtually anything else. I would rather have the HTC 2girls1cup phone than the Herman.