yes its most likely OCed Mali400 and quad A9

so both will be pretty much a match

Originally Posted by joplayer

Yay
And GSIII can't be so awesome if you look at exynos release sheet : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exynos
You see that it will probably be some overclocked Mali 400 and a quadcore version of the current Exynos release

So I don't really fear the fact of being being SGSIII in term of performance, not far behind at least

Only thing I fear is closed source components. Can be a pain to update kernels / make new android releases work

And another advantage CPU wise is the companion core of Tegra 3.


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Originally Posted by jonas2295

And another advantage CPU wise is the companion core of Tegra 3.

Absolutely

yes ARM A15 is still far off, its why the Apple A6 got delayed

QuadA9+Mali400, so we are talking match in CPU depending on their clocks, we will have the edge in GPU or at max they match if OCed, can they multiply the cores of Mali400?

they have ceramic, we have polycarbonate unibody

1GB ROM most likely 2GB is far fetched, 1.5GB will kill dual channels

HD Amoled vs HD SLCD2, depends on taste, we would win if its still pentile matrix (i doubt)

we have battery saver core, ImageSense and Beats, im sure they will introduce some sexy camera feature

Snapdragon S4 quad core + Adreno3xx will be the first to kill both

Originally Posted by myself11

It's old news and we're HTC fanboys, so...

not blind fanboys though, dont want to drool on GSIII in case it will have the same specs + SD and battery only because I caved and rushed One.

I also find it funnies how Huawei made such bold claims at MWC and sorta disappeared..

Originally Posted by hamdir

yes ARM A15 is still far off, its why the Apple A6 got delayed

QuadA9+Mali400, so we are talking match in CPU depending on their clocks, we will have the edge in GPU or at max they match if OCed, can they multiply the cores of Mali400?

they have ceramic, we have polycarbonate unibody

1GB ROM most likely 2GB is far fetched, 1.5GB will kill dual channels

HD Amoled vs HD SLCD2, depends on taste, we would win if its still pentile matrix (i doubt)

we have battery saver core, ImageSense and Beats, im sure they will introduce some sexy camera feature

Snapdragon S4 quad core + Adreno3xx will be the first to kill both

That's true snapdragon s4 quad core and adreno. It will blow everyone!!!!

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How fast do you think the One X will devalue from the £490 that it currently is?

Anyone want to guess the eBay price for

April
May
June
July

I don't know how quick HTCs devalue

Thanks

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No idea, I hope not too fast, If you look at all the flagships they remain expensive a long time and rarely devalue of 100$ before a long time (more than a year usually)
+ Considering the fact it launches at a price less expensive than usual flagship HTC devices....

I'm a student with a dead HD2 so buying it will ruin me lol
Really hope design quality is far better than the HD2 and his ****ty digitalizer problem...

ok so you are considering Huwai?

seems to me these guys are like a poor man HTC, typical also im quit surprised they are using aluminum unibody

with default SPB launcher yuk!!!

http://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_u8850...review-735.php

Looking at the Huawei Vision, parallels to the HTC Desire S are inevitable. Thanks to the unibody design, the overall look and feel are too similar to ignore.

Where the Vision disagrees with the original is the USB port placement. The HTC Desire S has it on the side, a position, which favors landscape use. On the Vision, the microUSB port for both charging and file transfers is at the bottom. That's where the mouthpiece is too.

The unibody borrowed from HTC is nothing fresh or original but the Vision doesn't feel like a cheap replica. It's lucky to do without the cheap gloss of the Huawei Honor.

The Vision is a very pleasant device to hold and operate. It has a nice solid feel - we wouldn't call it premium but reassuring and seemingly durable. We liked the compact size too. Those who aren't too obsessed with smartphone display size will be more than happy with the Vision's 3.7" touchscreen

Where the Vision disagrees with the original is the USB port placement. The HTC Desire S has it on the side, a position, which favors landscape use. On the Vision, the microUSB port for both charging and file transfers is at the bottom. That's where the mouthpiece is too.

Originally Posted by jameslfc5

How fast do you think the One X will devalue from the £490 that it currently is?

Anyone want to guess the eBay price for

April
May
June
July

I don't know how quick HTCs devalue

Thanks

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From the past I think ONE X price might go down 20-30euro or english pounds not more though. I remember all flagship phones from htc samsung etc go down from inital price 100-150 euro in a whole YEAR. So dont have your hopes high for ma big price drop in just 2-3 months after its release.