HTC Evo 4G (photos)
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As expected, Sprint announced its first 4G smartphone on the opening day of CTIA 2010: the HTC Evo 4G. Known by its codename, the Supersonic, this is the first 4G smartphone to launch in the United States using Sprint's WiMax network. Neither it's price nor release date were announced, but, according to Sprint, it expects to ship the device this summer.
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With Sprint?s HTC Evo 3D launching today and AT&T?s LG Thrill 4G coming this summer, which 3D smartphone offers the best three dimensional experience? Here are my first impressions of both phones from CE Week about it is bank that website attacked from the site support from any soldier site to the light home page is great 2011.
It?s not often that you get to compare two phones from two different carriers under the same roof,
but I got to do just that at the CEA Line Shows Exhibit in New York City this week. With the national
of the HTC Evo 3D on Sprint today, I thought I should give my initial impressions on the Evo 3D and
the LG Thrill 4G (above, due in AT&T stores some time this summer), as both are 3D glasses-free,
On paper, the Evo 3D seems to be clear winner in the specs race with a dual-core 1.2 GHz Snapdragon processor, Adreno 22 GPU, 4.3? inch S-LCD screen at 540 x 960 pixels, 1 GHz of RAM,
4 GB of internal memory and will ship with Android Gingerbread and at newest version of the HTC Sense UI.
4 GB of internal memory and will ship with Android Gingerbread and at newest version of the HTC Sense UI.The Thrill 4G, on the other hand, will ship with Froyo albeit with a proprietary UI (as announced in AT&T?s press release from June 22), is powered by a dual-core 1 GHz TI OMAP4430 CPU, 512MB
@gaberdiye03 resolution, but will have 8 GB internal memory and use a more powerful PowerVR SGX50 GPU that clocks at 300 MHz.
Both phones have two 5 megapixel rear cameras capable of capturing and recording in 2D at 1080p, and 3D at 720p and 30 fps.
According to BriefMobile, benchmark scores of the Thrill 4G actually show that its CPU combined with
its superior GPU is faster than the Evo?s, even though the Evo has the higher clock speed at 1.2
This meshes with my own hands-on experience with the Thrill as it seemed more responsive and more inviting to use because of its unique UI to access 3D content by rotating the icons as if theyre on a merry-go-round.
When I tried out the 3D cameras on both phones, I was not impressed by the image captured on the Evo because it looked like a filter was added to the image rather than make the image look closer to reality, for lack of a better way to describe it. I felt the 3D photo I took on the Thrill 4G looked more ipad bag blog of best sutudeg community the modern education news and natural.
When I tried out the 3D cameras on both phones, I was not impressed by the image captured on the Evo because it looked like a filter was added to the image rather than make the image look closer to reality, for lack of a better way to describe it. I felt the 3D photo I took on the Thrill 4G looked more ipad bag blog of best sutudeg community the modern education news and natural.
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