Sprint Launches First 4G Phone, HTC Evo 4G
ONLY 16 BIT COLOR? NO WIRELESS N?
According to the Specs at Phone Scoop, this phone won't have 24 Bit Color NOR Wireless N....
My only question is, with such a rockin' & technologically advance phone, how could HTC miss these two important feats? It'll be years before my small city gets WiMax (although I work in an area that is supposidly launching May 5th according to my IAE) but when I get home... I'd love to connect to my router on my existing Wireless N network. Especially because the wireless N signal reaches all the way to the garage (where I chill), but when I put it in G mode it doesn't get out even to the Patio, so having this feature would be awesome for me.
My only question is, with such a rockin' & technologically advance phone, how could HTC miss these two important feats? It'll be years before my small city gets WiMax (although I work in an area that is supposidly launching May 5th according to my IAE) but when I get home... I'd love to connect to my router on my existing Wireless N network. Especially because the wireless N signal reaches all the way to the garage (where I chill), but when I put it in G mode it doesn't get out even to the Patio, so having this feature would be awesome for me.
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They were 2 busy wiping the floor with the competition with all the features they did include. Keep in mind the Nexus one only has 16bit color and the display is phenominal and so does my Touch Pro 2 and movies look better on the TP2 then they do on my Pre with 24 bit color and watching movies on the Pre has extremely good HD quality! I dont know what to tell you about the N part my wireless G router reaches all the way down the street and I still get 3 bars I would put a router in the garage if I couldn't pick up wifi there that would be my only suggestion.
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