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thank, this is much better
I refreshed like 500 times
The X10 mini pro, just not my thing. Didn't like the previous and I still don't like this one..
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Posted: 2011-01-08 00:18:43
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On 2011-01-08 00:18:43, Domecot wrote:
thank, this is much better
I refreshed like 500 times
The X10 mini pro, just not my thing. Didn't like the previous and I still don't like this one..
No, I don't really to tell you the truth - my fingers can't cope with such a lilliput sized keyboard but still, they are packing quite a lot into a small package which is the what the Mini range is all about I think.
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Posted: 2011-01-08 00:23:54
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if the mini is duo
and neo is new vivas
that mean no higher spics in the first half ? .. big fail for the company if this is true
i hope they are hiding some thing from us .. i hope
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Posted: 2011-01-08 00:34:45
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^ Aren't those sp
ecs high enough for you?
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Posted: 2011-01-08 00:54:57
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On 2011-01-07 20:33:03, zub wrote:
On 2011-01-07 20:11:49, se_dude wrote:
The pspphone if released in 2012 with Nokia specs wont have any competitors. So all these crap about 2010 and 2011 is all shit. The hardware controls speak for everything. I dont see HTC,sammy, LG or Moto coming up with anything like that. Clean sweep for SE.
so what, that gives them the right to shaft us with shitty hardware? just because they know they are the only ones with gaming controls? what about fan loyalty? how can they screw us like this? you think its ok to give us below par hardware?
[ This Message was edited by: zub on 2011-01-07 19:41 ]
我觉得你很无聊呀。。不喜欢就不要买啊。。整天双核双核。。。要双核就去买摩托，LG。。。。在这里叫嚷有什么意思。。。
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Posted: 2011-01-08 01:08:23
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Folowing eldar words every techies have to forget SE during the MWC !
http://www.mobile-review.com/articles/2011/ces2011-1-en.shtml
I am sorry for you but the arc is a comercial product (like the Iphone), And it also mean no dual core (could SE support the loss of a dualcore phone failure ?)...
But I don't leave the hope to have my 16 mpx camera phone don't care of fullhd on mobile phone since HD is already a bit "abuse" for this kind of device...
http://www.slideshare.net/coo[....]006-specs-features-and-photos. [ This Message was edited by: KU on 2011-01-08 00:30 ]
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Posted: 2011-01-08 01:14:07
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On 2011-01-07 23:02:32, zub wrote:
On 2011-01-07 21:55:29, KU wrote:
On 2011-01-07 21:33:01, zub wrote:
even three months is too long
You are going too far 3 month is everything but too long...
but thats what im trying to say, 3 months from announcement to release may not be so bad, but they are announcing way too late so therefore that 3 months now becomes even too late, if you know what i mean. should've been announced last year.
I'm starting to get really tired of people like you that are never satisfied with anything. Either it's to early or it's to late...
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Posted: 2011-01-08 02:19:33
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lol when did i say anything from
is too early? we're talking about
here
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Posted: 2011-01-08 02:35:32
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for those wondering about dual-core processors, phone arena has a nice little article about its benefits on a phone.
link
i'm thinking SE (and HTC too) are holding off on using dual-core phones until the snapdragon platform is ready to go.
they've had a solid relationship with qualcomm and announcing a phone using a competing platform like the tegra 2 would probably damage relations.
dual-core snapdragons probably weren't ready in time for CES.
however, according to
engadget, the asus 7" tablet Eee Pad Memo is powered by a dual-core 1.2 ghz snapdragon processor. not sure how accurate this is though since the asus press release doesn't mention anything about that.
since the asus tablet is scheduled for a june release and if engadget's reporting is accurate, dual-core snapdragons should be readily available by the end of Q2.
here's hoping something gets announced for the second half of this year.
[ This Message was edited by: wario on 2011-01-08 01:52 ]
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Posted: 2011-01-08 02:51:40
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I've been reading this forum for awhile, but today I felt I had to register so I could share my thoughts. I can't believe all the whining going on here. I'm not an SE fanboy, but let's give SE some cred for what they've done now! Some of you have compared with the other big phone announcements at CES, but how about the following:
1) How many of these other new phones from LG, Samsung, HTC etc will SHIP with 2.3 ? As far as I know it's 0. They said they will upgrade to 2.3 later, and we all know how "good" e.g. Samsung is with SW upgrades, right ?
2) How many other phones (except perhaps the Nexus S) was demonstrated with 2.3 ? None. Only Arc had it.
3) I found the following tidbit from Slashgear interesting:
Sony Ericsson has slimmed down their Mediascape and Timescape elements; the former gets an optional media widget on the homescreen, while the latter is now slimmed-down and optional rather than mandatory to use. They’re also been uncoupled from the underlying Android OS, which Sony Ericsson says will allow them to upgrade the platform far quicker than on the X10 and other variants. One of the company’s 2011 priorities is to push out upgrades on a more timely basis.
4) When you compare phones, you can't just talk about HW specs. The way each phone is priced and positioned is important too. If the Arc has an attractive price I think SE will sell a ton of it, due to its good looks and as-of-today good HW specs. Perhaps the Arc isn't intended to fight it out with the Tegra 2 crowd, there will perhaps be another in 2Q or 2H for that. If you look at the ship dates for those others, there's not a whole lot coming in 1Q, I think the LG 2x is the only one.
Just my thoughts.
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Posted: 2011-01-08 04:20:09
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