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Thursday, 19 April 2012
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BlackBerry SmartPhone Torch 2
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GSM Codename: Torch2? Talledaga 2? ; CDMA: no word on a CDMA Torch yet
Yes, this is really what the first Torch should have been. Not dwelling on the past, the Torch 2 gets a much-needed upgrade to RIM's newest hardware platform, and will be rocking essentially twice the CPU speed of the first Torch. We still haven't had any concrete word of a CDMA version of the Torch coming up the pipe, though we do know there are a lot of CDMA BlackBerry fans out there who wish there was one. It's interesting to note these initial Torch 2 specs list the RAM at 512MB, but we may see that get bumped up by the time it's officially released given that the Bold Touch and new full-touchscreen BlackBerry will be rocking 768MB (could be CDMA devices requires 768MB as GSM can get away with 512MB - time will tell). The specs on the Torch 2 at the time of this posting are not quite as fully detailed as some of the other devices in this roundup, but hopefully we'll see it launch with the same sort of capabilities as the Bold Touch and new full touchscreen (full out sensors, HD video recording, etc.).
BlackBerry Torch 2 Key Specs:
- Processor: 1.2 GHz processor
- Radio: Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE ; Tri-band HSPA 14.4Mbps
- Display: 3.2" VGA - 480 x 640 capacitive touchscreen display
- Memory: 8GB storage + 512MB RAM + up to 32GB MicroSD
- Connectivity: WiFi + Bluetooth + NFC
- Camera: 5 MP
- Battery: 1300MAh battery
- Dimension: 14.6mm thick
- Sensors: magnetometer
5 Things That Make the SmartPhone HTC One X Unique
Did we mention it’s
powerful?
What does a 1.5Ghz
quad-core chipset with four high-performance CPU cores give you? Powerful
multi-tasking. Enjoy smooth, quick-to-respond game, web and video downloads.
A camera so good, you might need a reminder that it’s also a
phone
This is a true digital camera
on your phone. It easily handles low light settings and turns action shots into
crisp photos, thanks to the HTC ImageChip. Always Focus and Continuous Shooting
means you won’t ever miss a shot again. You can even snap a picture while
shooting HD video.
Music, the way it was originally recorded
With Beats Audio, listening is
different. It's a deep, finely-detailed sound; the actual sound the artist
hears in the recording studio--and what they want you to hear.
A big screen for a great show
You’ll get amazing clarity,
vivid detail and enhanced color range. And with just one swipe, movies go
wirelessly from your phone to a wide-screen TV.
Designed with you in mind
Your sophisticated taste
deserves a sophisticated design. So the screen is rounded for smooth edges and
the thin case is sleek and stylish—yet sturdy as ever.
NOKIA 808 PureView ...SmartPhone ??
HDvideo. Film in high
definition and hi-fi. There’s 1080p Full HD video recording with up to 4 x
lossless zoom that’s smooth and completely silent. And it’s the world’s first
device to include Rich Recording. This combines a unique digital microphone and
Nokia algorithms to record distortion-free audio at levels of up to 140 dB.
Zoom and zoom again. Zoom closer and react faster. The camera activates in less than a second so it's ready to shoot when you need. You can zoom as fast as your finger up to 3 times as close with zero loss of detail. PureView can even shoot smooth Full HD video at 30 frames per second at 4 times zoom.
Don’t
be afraid of the dark. The drama of the darkness
is always a photographic challenge. However, in addition to the Carl Zeiss lens
and 41 MP sensor, the Nokia 808 PureView gives you a powerful Xenon flash and
LED video light so you’re ready for spontaneous moments when spirits are high
and the lights are low.
A smart
smartphone. Give the world a
different perspective on everyday life – you have creative control. With the
intelligent gallery, sharing is easy too. Send photos or videos straight to
Facebook or Flickr in the perfect file size or tap to another phone using NFC.
Or hook up to an HD TV via HDMI or wireless streaming for a real big screen
showing.
ASUS Reveals Padfone Specifications
ASUS lifted the
veil over its long-awaited redesigned 9.2mm thin Padfone at the MWC. Sporting a
4.3-inch Super AMOLED qHD display, Snapdragon S4 with the new Adreno 225 GPU,
and 8MP camera with LED flash and f/2.2 aperture, as well as 16-64GB of
internal storage plus microSD slot, it has what we would expect from a modern
high-end. Connectivity is taken care of 42Mbps HSPA+ radio, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
4.0, HDMI and A-GPS, while a 1,520mAh battery unit is included as a juicer. The
Padfone can get inserted into an optional tablet frame, whose 10.1" screen
then gets powered by the phone itself, and can extend your battery life
significantly. There is another dock, which allows you to add a detachable
keyboard accessory, like on the Transformer Pad series. This one also comes
with a stylus that except for doodling can be used to receive your phone calls
as well, considering that the phone is inserted in the mothership.
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