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Updated... Thoughts?
I'm almost there I hope I can pick one up in the US over the summer if it turns out as awesome as it looks to be!
I discovered years ago that there is life beyond Verizon, money to be saved and great liberty in BYOP. Verizon does have a fantastic network nearly everywhere, but if you live in a place with good T-Mobile reception, there are definitely benefits to expanding your horizons.This really makes me wanna leave big red
I discovered years ago that there is life beyond Verizon, money to be saved and great liberty in BYOP. Verizon does have a fantastic network nearly everywhere, but if you live in a place with good T-Mobile reception, there are definitely benefits to expanding your horizons.
If the 64gb is $399.....this will quite possibly be a must buy!
OnePlus One Phone Will Indeed Ship for Under $400 in US | Droid Life
The 64GB version is supposed to come at the price of 32GB.64GB is the only version I would consider buying so I hope it's available and they don't jack the price up too much in the UK.
That's probably too much to ask though.
Where are you seeing this?EDIT: Looks like I won't be getting one for a while, UK has to wait for version 2, version 1 lacks 800MHz Band 20 LTE
So if you don’t live close to a city, or if you travel outside urban areas, you may lose LTE signal and fall back to 3G. But all LTE is not created equal. 800MHz LTE speeds are only up to 50 Mbps while regular HSPDA+ (3G) can go up to 42 Mbps. OnePlus One supports 3G flawlessly in Europe, so depending on the location and situation, the difference may not actually be all that great.
Phandroid said:First thing you may notice is these are actually 50MP images, delivering an output of 8,160
Here is a nice side view of the device:Source
Here is a nice side view of the device:
+1. It's becoming obvious that the Find 7 and One share a lot of DNA, but that makes sense because OnePlus are Oppo refugees and probably had a lot to do with the design of the Find 7.Very slim and elegant, similar to the Oppo Find 7.
If it gets IP67 certification, then you can throw it in the wash with your jeans, no problemI can now have my phone coordinating with my jeans or my floor. :thumbup:
+1. It's becoming obvious that the Find 7 and One share a lot of DNA, but that makes sense because OnePlus are Oppo refugees and probably had a lot to do with the design of the Find 7.
Carl Pei said:There has been a lot of speculation and excitement about the operating system of the OnePlus One. As you know, we've been working with the Cyanogen team on this product for quite some time, starting from when OnePlus was just an idea. Both teams have been deeply involved in both the software and the hardware parts of the experience, and it's been an amazing ride so far.
Although we're still running pre-production versions of CyanogenMod 11S, I'd still like to share with you some of the things that the Cyanogen team has been working on.
The new stuff is pretty cool, so here's a taste of what's to come.