HTC Windows Phone 8X gets some tanning time while being tested in San Francisco
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Three HTC Windows Phone 8X models are getting a tan in San Fran |
T-Mobile has already started taking names and email addresses from those interested in the device. According to Amazon U.K., the phone will ship on November 8th. As far as unsubsidized pricing is concerned, we've seen a range between $650 USD and $863 USD from Clove and Amazon UK respectively.
source: WPCentral
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9 Comments
2. meowcenary posted on 30 Sep 2012, 21:59 0
Dag Nabit!! That's the FIDI, and I did not get to touch and worship good ol' WP8 love.
3. kamil posted on 30 Sep 2012, 22:30 2
i think they are doing some kind of out door visibility test on the HTC device to show off how bright their display are on a sunny day, just sayin'
5. I_Slap_Fat_Kids posted on 30 Sep 2012, 23:02 2
I really wish the Windows phones would be at the 'cutting edge' of technology. I do like the OS, but between the limitations of the expansion of the OS and the very slightly-outdatedness of the hardware, I just can't justify committing to a WP8 phone just yet.
6. Commentator posted on 30 Sep 2012, 23:08 1
The problem with WP7 was that it handcuffed manufacturers to single-core processors and WVGA screens. WP8 changes all of this. Sure, the first crop of WP8 devices will "merely" feature Snapdragon S4 processors, but I wouldn't be surprised to see Windows Phones with updated processors in the near future.
Also, all due respect, but if the Lumia 920's camera isn't "cutting edge," I don't know what is. It looks like it's very innovative breakthrough in smartphone-camera technology.
10. No_Nonsense posted on 01 Oct 2012, 00:49 0
808 and 920 look to me as the best cams on a phone today.
7. I_Slap_Fat_Kids posted on 30 Sep 2012, 23:21 0
I would agree with the 920's camera, that really shows off their OS/phone's capabilities. I do feel that soon I may make the switch from Android to a Windows OS in the near-future because Microsoft is showing some serious intentions in the mobile market. The deciding feature for me will be the price and practicality of the 'Windows Surface' platform.
9. 7thspaceman posted on 01 Oct 2012, 00:48 0
A tablet computer is to me a portable device to help a person access internet based information sources, read and send email, buy items over the web. read ebooks and be entertained by web based Music TV, Movie and Videos. I would not begin to say they are good devices for serious production work their screen size for one Limits their use.
a person needs a 12 inch tablet computer which is the largest screen i think a tablet computer should have to really do some serious production work.. I would tell a person to get a good laptop computer first and then buy a Good tablet computer to do ,internet based stuff when you want to lounge around some where you can relax like in you bed and do not want to get up and use your Desktop or laptop computer. .
