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AT&T not getting the full potential!!!

djanx

Mar 12, 2012, 9:24 PM
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so regarding this phone.

set release date is the beginning of April 2012.

i have read on numerous sites that this phone is a quad-core processor clocked at 1.5GHz. which would be great if it was released just as such. However, AT&T customers will be getting half that. Yes, we will be getting Dual core processing and not Quad core.

why would you cut us short AT&T??? Why!
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Riot_Act

Mar 12, 2012, 10:10 PM
Dual core S4 MSM8960 is actually faster (as a CPU) than Quad core Tegra 3...
Geforce is of course a better GPU than Adreno (by little)
The real deal with these chipsets is the battery life.
Nvidia's is 40nm and Qualcomm's is 28. Even though Nvidia's iddles with lower power consumption than Qualcomm's, and at 100% load it consumes a lot more power.
Synthetic benchmarks (and gaming performance tests) can be found in several websites (including Anandtech.com)
Need to wait for the review when both phones become available
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Riot_Act

Mar 12, 2012, 10:14 PM
Dual core S4 MSM8960 is being used because Tegra 3 does not support LTE as of yet.
This will be a great phone however.
I just wish HTC made better voice phones...
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Rich Brome

Apr 4, 2012, 5:58 PM
They don't have a choice. Nvidia's Tegra chip (the quad-core one) doesn't support LTE.

The best LTE-compatible chip at the moment is the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4. So that's what HTC is putting in the AT&T version. It's very fastest chip anyone can possibly put in an LTE phone at the moment. Qualcomm claims it's actually faster than Nvidia's quad-core chip, and, in fact, benchmarks show that it's extremely, extremely fast.

Cores aren't everything.
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Tofuchong

Apr 5, 2012, 6:06 PM
Finally, somebody realises the truth, that cores ARE nothing.

Architecture is EVERYTHING.
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