HTC Lexikon or HTC 7 Pro

[southernSTYLE]

So finally HTC is releasing some phones similar to the Touch Pro 2, meaning a sliding keyboard.. If everyone who is still here is anything like me, then I know that you have also been anticipating a new HTC phone with a f*****g keyboard.

With that said, the big question is, smaller keyboard and Android or upgraded TP2 keyboard and WP7.. tough decision for me, I really want to know what everyone else is thinking.

[lioncat55]

the 7pro is slightly faster and i love the key bored on it more

[darren.wlsn1]

Originally Posted by lioncat55

the 7pro is slightly faster and i love the key bored on it more

faster than what? not android. op seems like choices are small kb = android pro7= big kb.

"smaller keyboard and Android or upgraded TP2 keyboard and WP7"

moving this op, not really a tp2 thread. thanx dw

[southernSTYLE]

Originally Posted by darren.wlsn1

faster than what? not android. op seems like choices are small kb = android pro7= big kb.

"smaller keyboard and Android or upgraded TP2 keyboard and WP7"

moving this op, not really a tp2 thread. thanx dw

sorry I was aiming this towards TP2 users thought it would fit best in there.

To the others, I am a big keyboard fan, I think the TP2 has the best keyboard you can get on a cell and refuse to get some huge phone that's nice but lacks it bc let's face it, full touch screen on a lazy day is miserable.

The screen size I was hoping would be a little bigger, I think the Droid X was way too big though, at least for me. Thanks for the feedback from everyone, but what about the Lexikon? Is that phone so bad that its not even considerable? And my last question is, are the touch screens becoming capacitive like the iPhone or iPod touch, or are they the same as TP2?

Thanks again hope to hear more

[darren.wlsn1]

Originally Posted by southernSTYLE

sorry I was aiming this towards TP2 users thought it would fit best in there.

To the others, I am a big keyboard fan, I think the TP2 has the best keyboard you can get on a cell and refuse to get some huge phone that's nice but lacks it bc let's face it, full touch screen on a lazy day is miserable.

The screen size I was hoping would be a little bigger, I think the Droid X was way too big though, at least for me. Thanks for the feedback from everyone, but what about the Lexikon? Is that phone so bad that its not even considerable? And my last question is, are the touch screens becoming capacitive like the iPhone or iPod touch, or are they the same as TP2?

Thanks again hope to hear more

np, i moved it because your comparing wp7 to droid (android)

[gTen]

Originally Posted by southernSTYLE

sorry I was aiming this towards TP2 users thought it would fit best in there.

To the others, I am a big keyboard fan, I think the TP2 has the best keyboard you can get on a cell and refuse to get some huge phone that's nice but lacks it bc let's face it, full touch screen on a lazy day is miserable.

The screen size I was hoping would be a little bigger, I think the Droid X was way too big though, at least for me. Thanks for the feedback from everyone, but what about the Lexikon? Is that phone so bad that its not even considerable? And my last question is, are the touch screens becoming capacitive like the iPhone or iPod touch, or are they the same as TP2?

Thanks again hope to hear more

Right now ALL the phones are Capacitive(same as iphone) screen whether it be the TP7 or Lexicon...

In terms of specs Lexicon is not too bad actually..it has an 800mhz chip but a 2nd gen snapdragon which is better then the 1st gen one in the TP7..the downside though is the 4 row keyboard :/...

If your waiting till the time the TP7 is meant to be released..verizon has a 4" phone with 1.2ghz processor and a keyboard planned for early 2011.

That said there is no indication whether TP7 will come to verizon or not :/..so far only sprint has been confirmed.

[southernSTYLE]

Originally Posted by gTen

Right now ALL the phones are Capacitive(same as iphone) screen whether it be the TP7 or Lexicon...

In terms of specs Lexicon is not too bad actually..it has an 800mhz chip but a 2nd gen snapdragon which is better then the 1st gen one in the TP7..the downside though is the 4 row keyboard :/...

If your waiting till the time the TP7 is meant to be released..verizon has a 4" phone with 1.2ghz processor and a keyboard planned for early 2011.

That said there is no indication whether TP7 will come to verizon or not :/..so far only sprint has been confirmed.

Thanks for your reply, I am really not sure about the new processors, but if the Lexikon is overall better than the TP7 I will probably get it, however I don't want to jump on something if there is a bigger better VZW phone coming in 2011. I prefer HTC phones, haven't been able to get away from them since I got my first 4 years ago.

I guess my only other question would be is Android impressive? Is it a worthy switch from WinMo? Or should I be considering a Windows Phone 7?.. iOS is out of the question just in case anyone is going to ask.

[puff601]

as many people have been saying, even the phones out now out spec the 7pro... I like the phone and all but Im not buying a phone that doesn't have a storage card slot... I think im going to pass on this phone in the hopes that something better with a micro sd slot and keyboard comes along

[darren.wlsn1]

Originally Posted by puff601

as many people have been saying, even the phones out now out spec the 7pro... I like the phone and all but Im not buying a phone that doesn't have a storage card slot... I think im going to pass on this phone in the hopes that something better with a micro sd slot and keyboard comes along

thank you, glad im not alone. no speeds or screensize like whats out now, i refuse to pay 500$ and go backwards.

[AZTECHKA]

Originally Posted by darren.wlsn1

thank you, glad im not alone. no speeds or screensize like whats out now, i refuse to pay 500$ and go backwards.

500 BUCKS??? Is the pricing out already?
I'm not paying more than 300 for a friggin phone.
Even a WP7 phone.
p.

Where did you get this info Darren?