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So . . . HTC Rezound anyone?

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http://www.droid-life.com/2011/11/0...th-beats-audio-available-november-14-for-299/

HTC has just announced their latest creation on stage in NYC, the Rezound, an Android device loaded with top-of-the-line specs and Beats audio that will run on Verizon’s 4G LTE network. Using it’s 1.5GHz dual-core processor and 4.3***8243; HD 720p screen, there aren’t many phones that can match it. Other specs/features include dual cameras (8MP capable of shooting 1080p in the back, 2MP in the front), 1GB of RAM, Android 2.3.5, 1620mAh battery, 16GB on-board storage, and HTC Sense 3.5.

Not seeing anything that will deter me from the Gnex, but I'm also not seeing a reason to buy this brick over a RAZR either.
 
If the Galaxy Nexus never releases, and the Droid RAZR never releases, and my original Droid dies on me today... I will consider the Rezound.
 
1280x720 screen isn't enough to make people want it over the Razr? That alone makes it more desirable than the Razr to me. That's also the single best feature the Galaxy Nexus has.
 
1280x720 screen isn't enough to make people want it over the Razr? That alone makes it more desirable than the Razr to me. That's also the single best feature the Galaxy Nexus has.

Best feature of the Nexus is Android 4.0, IMO.

The Rezound is about the same thickness of the Thunderbolt, which is massive. The Razr is a much lighter, thinner phone, that will likely have better battery life.
 
Knowing HTC, that is the first non-pentile 720p phone.

Only issue is older Gingerbread with 720p. Sounds like the hacks for my Nook Color.
 
Knowing HTC, that is the first non-pentile 720p phone.

Only issue is older Gingerbread with 720p. Sounds like the hacks for my Nook Color.

Sense 3.5 probably changes it up. Either way, dev's better start making their apps more resolution agnostic. You're never going to see a single resolution again, nor are their going to stagnate at a single resolution for more than a year.
 
tempting, since i'm a fan of HTC and a sucker for hi res screens.

but I will hold out with my sensation until a HTC based phone with 720p and krait comes out.
 
They are starting to sell android phones at around 299$ on contract!??!

Wow wtf..

This has 32GB storage. Guess what's the going price for other 32GB phones in the market?

This also includes a 1280x720 res screen and LTE radio.

Or you could get it from Amazon/Best Buy/Radio Shack for $250 or $200 a couple weeks after release.
 
"HTC's shipping the handset Ice Cream Sandwich-ready, but it comes out of the box with Sense 3.5 skinned atop Gingerbread 2.3.4."


The hell does ICS ready mean? lol.

I think the phone is kind of ugly to be honest, and nothing about it makes me want it over anything else coming out. Not interested in having sense either, which was their real selling point for awhile.
 
Sense 3.5 probably changes it up. Either way, dev's better start making their apps more resolution agnostic. You're never going to see a single resolution again, nor are their going to stagnate at a single resolution for more than a year.
Disagree. WXGA will be the standard for high end for the next 2 years or so, qHD and WVGA for mid and low end devices. Android smartphone displays have either width to length ratio 1.666 or 1.777, don't see how anyone would try to differ nor have the horsepower to drive >WXGA for the foreseeable future. The Note is the exception but that's due to making it more "tablet-ish"

Rezound is not a good value IMO, G Nexus is a better buy and it might take a while before a better value shows up on the market, probably Spring.
 
This has 32GB storage. Guess what's the going price for other 32GB phones in the market?

This also includes a 1280x720 res screen and LTE radio.

Or you could get it from Amazon/Best Buy/Radio Shack for $250 or $200 a couple weeks after release.

Eh I rather have 8 GB storage for less buck.

The max I am willing to spend on a phone is maybe.... 200$.

My comfortable range is 99$
 
Eh I rather have 8 GB storage for less buck.

The max I am willing to spend on a phone is maybe.... 200$.

My comfortable range is 99$

For $200 you can get Droid Bionic in BestBuy, and that's basically going to be one gen behind current in a week.
 
The hell does ICS ready mean? lol.

Means the phone has the internal storage, RAM, CPU power, and the 720p native res necessary for ICS but that they didn't have time to fully skin ICS with a Sense overlay and still ship the phone when they wanted to. If they say 1Q12 for ICS, assume early 2Q12. 😛
 
Best feature of the Nexus is Android 4.0, IMO.

The Rezound is about the same thickness of the Thunderbolt, which is massive. The Razr is a much lighter, thinner phone, that will likely have better battery life.

Isn't the Thunderbolt nearly twice as thick as the Razr?

IMO this is a major fail on HTC's part, they seem determined to lose to Motorola and Samsung.
 
I just watched a hands on video and was extremely disappointed in the amount of UI lag that I saw. This thing is rocking a dual 1.5GHz CPU along with a the 220 GPU and it still lagging like my OG Droid. No doubt its because of Sense, but still, its ridiculous.

Does anyone have the dimensions of this vs the Galaxy Nexus?
 
I just watched a hands on video and was extremely disappointed in the amount of UI lag that I saw. This thing is rocking a dual 1.5GHz CPU along with a the 220 GPU and it still lagging like my OG Droid. No doubt its because of Sense, but still, its ridiculous.

Does anyone have the dimensions of this vs the Galaxy Nexus?

i think rezound is 128 x 66 x 13.5 vs 137 x 68 x 9 or soemthing like that.


like, some part of me is actually considering this over a nexus maybe if its liek $100 cheaper.

i've had a lot of HTC phones (g1,g2,mytouch 3g, briefly a nexus one, mytouch 3g slide and currently a tbolt) and well they are built really tough if anything. i've dropped and treated all my phones not so terribly and though my tbolt is pretty hefty relative to say a nexus S it does feel well built in your hand.

from the looks of it its slightly thinner than a tbolt and slightly less wide while being just microscopically taller.

so in the end its a matter of if ICS will get on this , or it is rooted and heavily community supported.

I've had CM7 on my tbolt for a while and for the most part its fine other than a few rough edges (and the tbolt has pretty poor CM support as its not an official build still).


that said, this has an S-LCD screen, so it isn't pentile so it has much more pixel elements than the galaxy nexus. its on a 4.3" so the ppi is higher. AND it has hardware buttons and 1280x720 so useable pixels is slightly higher even when it gets ICS (no point in having to render on screen buttons... so you'll hvae the full 1280 i guess).

it also has a 8MP camera which is probably nicer but who knows. it has an SD card slot etc.

i mean the main cons are, its not a nexus device (so it doesnt really lose the razr on this) , but at least since its HTC it will get rooted eventually and that its thick. the battery is also 150mah less than a nexus. and its got a snapdragon at 1.5ghz so its a heavily modded cortex a8 dual core and not a stock cortex a9 implementation. so i think its a pretty compelling phone on its own , and for most regular people hell they might like sense better.

i personally think its better than the razr unless you have to have the thinnest phone (the razr has a lot of drawbacks, sealed battery, lower res screen etc, encrypted bootloader if you are into modding).

i mean i for one am considering this over the nexus even because having owned a vibrant (galaxy S on tmobile) for about a month, i do have to say that the samsung phones are by far the cheapest feeling out there. very plasticy and cheap feeling at least the galaxy was, and i've got a friend with a nexus S and it doesnt feel expensive. if anything i wish HTC was still the company producing the nexus as their phones.

more likely than not ill get a galaxy nexus. but only really because of stock google. i'd have to think if it was a normal galaxy S 2 with touchflo vs rezound with sense on verizon i'd get the rezound.
 
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