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techobsessive

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Sooo I was just wondering what everyones dream device would be, just out of curiosity. Well dream device that also lies in reality.
Mine would have:
4" SuperAmoled display w/MaxTouch sensors.
Either a 1Ghz HummingBird processor or a Dual Core Snapdragon.
No keyboard
dual MicroSD card slots.
Physical Buttons for Home/Menu/Back/Search (And holding down Search would activate Googles new voice commands) and a trackball/pad
Android 2.2 and soon to be 3.0
16Gb ROM
512+ RAM
A fricking vibrate switch.
Metal/Soft touch Casing.
1700milla amp battery.
8MP Camera, dual flash.
At least Two mics.
GPS
WiFi Draft N
Accelerometer and a Gyro.
Oh, two versions, GSM and CDMA unlocked.
...and a front facing camera.

That about sums it up..even though itd be freaking huge, id take it.
 
4" Super AMOLED Display W/ MaxTouch Sensors
1GHz Hummingbird Processor
Thin Slide Out Keyboard
One MicroSD Card Slot
Physical Button (Main For Buttons) And Trackball
Android 3.0
8 GB ROM
1 GB Ram
Silent/Vibrate Swith
Aluminum Caseing
1500 milla amp battery
6 MP Or Up Camera, Dual Flash
Two Mics
GPS
WiFi B/G/N
Accelerometer And A Gyro
CDMA
TWO Front Facing Camera.

Under $199.99
On Sprint And 5G.
 
techobsessive said:
Sooo I was just wondering what everyones dream device would be, just out of curiosity. Well dream device that also lies in reality.
Mine would have:
4" SuperAmoled display w/MaxTouch sensors.
Either a 1Ghz HummingBird processor or a Dual Core Snapdragon.
No keyboard
dual MicroSD card slots.
Physical Buttons for Home/Menu/Back/Search (And holding down Search would activate Googles new voice commands) and a trackball/pad
Android 2.2 and soon to be 3.0
16Gb ROM
512+ RAM
A fricking vibrate switch.
Metal/Soft touch Casing.
1700milla amp battery.
8MP Camera, dual flash.
At least Two mics.
GPS
WiFi Draft N
Accelerometer and a Gyro.
Oh, two versions, GSM and CDMA unlocked.
...and a front facing camera.

That about sums it up..even though itd be freaking huge, id take it.
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This is Almost the Vibrant phones lol
 
That first post will probably a guide for the rest of us....lol

4" or 4.3" Super Amoled with NO Pentile Matrix. Or Super LCD.
iPhone 4 screen res or 1280 x 768
Dual Core OMAP 4, Snapdragon, Hummingbird or Intel at 32nm with Tegra 2 gpu or latest PowerVR gpu

No slide out keyboard
No locked bootloader!!!!!
Running Froyo
NO CUSTOM UI!!!! (even tho I like Sense UI and Touchwiz)
512+ Ram
Longer battery so the extended batteries wont have to be fat.
Camera with a better lense than whats out now (not counting that Nokia one)
Diversity Antennas (yes they actually work for better reception)
Noise cancellation mic(s)
Video recording mic setup the X has (3 mics)
4G/LTE
6 axis Accelerometer and a Gyroscope
GPS
Wifi
Front camera
TV/HDMI Out like the Samsung phones
Kickstand!!!!!
EVO Speaker
Thin
No longer than the X, it could be a lil shorter too.

And check this thread out, some good stuff in here: :)

http://androidforums.com/htc-evo-4g/131928-evo-2-a.html
 
The hardware quality and app store of an iPhone, running Palm's webOS, with a network footprint of Verizon, with the 3G speed of T-Mobile's HSPA+, with Sprint's plan prices and features, all running on T-Mobile which has the lowest percentage of dropped calls in the US ...and is GSM instead of CDMA. Okay engineers, get to gettin!
 
Something a little bit different:

1. Compact size, 3" screen (or even 2.8") - whole device roughly the size of a credit card in terms of face dimensions

2. Physical Home, Menu and Back buttons. No pointless trackball and search buttons cluttering up the device.

3. High quality 5-8mp camera on the back of the device. No bullshit high megapixel count that is meaningless, with a LARGE sensor inside that's actually capable of capturing all that data, and able to capture in low light with higher exposures.

4. Xenon flash AND LED light. Yes BOTH! Both have their advantages. But at least Xenon flash.

5. OPTICAL ZOOM! Nothing special, just a 3x zoom that maybe pulls the lens out 5mm or so, yes it will add bulk but I don't care! If the phone is 1cm thick but still compact elswhere, I'll be perfectly happy with that.

6. High quality Digital to Analogue converters and amplifier behind a 3.5mm audio jack. No nasty, compromised sound quality. Give me something AT LEAST as good as the sound quality you would expect from a Cowon MP3 player.

Basically, I'm after a compact point and shoot camera that happens to run android and can make phone calls and you can listen to music on :)
 
I already got it. It's my HTC Desire.

There's nothing that I can think of right now that I would want as a major upgrade. So not trivial things like faster/more storage. I'm talking real upgrades.

Like from the days of the RAZR and such to nowadays with brilliant Smartphone OS.
 
ashykat said:
The hardware quality and app store of an iPhone, running Palm's webOS, with a network footprint of Verizon, with the 3G speed of T-Mobile's HSPA+, with Sprint's plan prices and features, all running on T-Mobile which has the lowest percentage of dropped calls in the US ...and is GSM instead of CDMA. Okay engineers, get to gettin!
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Ah that is genuis.

But on the note of Camera flash's..what is Xenon and why is it so great?
 
An Android phone with the exact dimensions of the iPhone 4, except with a screen that covers more of it on the front.

Only two physical keys, menu and back, where holding menu activates search, and holding back mimics pushing home. Also during standby and during calls, the same two physical keys mimic starting/answering a call and hanging up.

A battery that lasts two days with heavy usage, and fully charges in less than one hour.

Two cameras on either side with flash for both of them.

A docking station that provides a keyboard, a mouse, and a monitor for using the phone as a desktop when desired.

The phone functions as my credit cards, my driving license, my insurance card, and my house and work keys, and my car keys too!

Certain features of the phone (like my banking app, etc) are accessible only to me, through face recognition using the front facing camera.

The phone is completely open and rooted, out of the box.
 
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