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Killmaster9
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On 2008-10-09 10:58:35, Humble wrote:
The first thing I am doing when I get mine is to open it up to reveal the internal architecture ,
I dont care about voiding warranty, all in the aid of Knowledge and solid facts
I will see if there are any additional (vram,ram)modules ie 2x64Mb so I be
sherlocking, that main cpu board...I am pleased that they are utilising Qualcomm 65nm variant (msm7200A) lowering the power consumption.
Possible scenarios
Scenario 1, 384MB memory 128MB segmented for video but not addressable by OS, plus the remaining 256MB which is fully addressable
Scenario 2 256MB=Video memory + RAM,
Either way I am opening it up,
The beginning of this year I repaired my Touch Cruise by reflowing the
MSM7200 cpu to fix my radio and bluetooth problem,
cpu,
The truth is out there and you seek to find it like a true hero doing us a service with your bravery. Salut!
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goldenface
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Paul_s
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On 2008-10-08 19:42:19, Killmaster9 wrote:
No diffrence from the P1i. If your using your phone for music you will be dissapointed.
Thanks, but I actually meant the call volume. When I'm using it as a phone, my P1i has a very quiet earpiece, so if I'm walking down a busy street I can't hear the other person! It's fine through the headset but not if I'm just using the phone.
Not too fussed about the music quality, I have an mp3 player for that.. |
D-Jital
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On 2008-10-07 22:26:37, masseur wrote:
when mphone say they're available to buy now, they usually are from what I have seen and heard though I've never bought from them... came close a few times though
I've bought from clove on and off since the days of the Psion 3 and never had a problem, never had to return anything though so can't comment on that.
They say they'll have stock on Friday so it s a question of whether you want one this week or next. Price is very similar.
I've bought the Blackberry Bold from mphone before and they were the only one's to have it available.
I'm thinking of buying the X1 and may get it from mphone cos their price seems good compared to Expansys.
I also saw that they have the TYTN 2 unlocked for only £299, which is like the X1? Does anyone know if the HTC is better than the Sony X1?
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AbuBasim
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On 2008-10-09 12:48:43, D-Jital wrote:
I also saw that they have the TYTN 2 unlocked for only £299, which is like the X1? Does anyone know if the HTC is better than the Sony X1?
The X1 is also made by HTC. It's also called HTC Venus.
Besides that, everything except the camera is better in the X1. The camera in the X1 is probably the same 3 MP module as used in the TyTN II. I had the TyTN II and it's perfect as a business phone if you don't care much about multimedia.
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D-Jital
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On 2008-10-09 13:22:33, AbuBasim wrote:
On 2008-10-09 12:48:43, D-Jital wrote:
I also saw that they have the TYTN 2 unlocked for only £299, which is like the X1? Does anyone know if the HTC is better than the Sony X1?
The X1 is also made by HTC. It's also called HTC Venus.
Besides that, everything except the camera is better in the X1. The camera in the X1 is probably the same 3 MP module as used in the TyTN II. I had the TyTN II and it's perfect as a business phone if you don't care much about multimedia.
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[ This Message was edited by: AbuBasim on 2008-10-09 12:24 ]
So the X1 is made by HTC? I think I might buy the Unlocked HTC TYTN II from Mphone. It looks like a bargain. |
Maggah
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On 2008-10-09 13:50:00, D-Jital wrote:
On 2008-10-09 13:22:33, AbuBasim wrote:
On 2008-10-09 12:48:43, D-Jital wrote:
I also saw that they have the TYTN 2 unlocked for only £299, which is like the X1? Does anyone know if the HTC is better than the Sony X1?
The X1 is also made by HTC. It's also called HTC Venus.
Besides that, everything except the camera is better in the X1. The camera in the X1 is probably the same 3 MP module as used in the TyTN II. I had the TyTN II and it's perfect as a business phone if you don't care much about multimedia.
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[ This Message was edited by: AbuBasim on 2008-10-09 12:24 ]
So the X1 is made by HTC? I think I might buy the Unlocked HTC TYTN II from Mphone. It looks like a bargain.
The Tytn2 is nothing like the X1. You do realise the Tytn2 is like 1,5-2 years old or something? |
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On 2008-10-09 13:56:49, Maggah wrote:
The Tytn2 is nothing like the X1.
Not true, the X1 is very similar to the Tytn II in many ways, and quite obviously descended from it with it's HTC lineage. The Tytn II is a year or so older, which is reflected in the lesser QVGA screen, less RAM etc, but it's nonetheless still a very capable Windows Mobile 6.1 powered phone with HSDPA, aGPS, 3.2mp cam, slide out Qwerty keyboard, and it's even based on an earlier 400mhz version of the same Qualcom processor found in the Xperia - so yes, it is a close relation, and can still hold its head up against the X1 (especially considering the price difference).
Really, all SE/HTC have done with the X1 is tighten up the package a little, and improve the multimedia performance with hardware drivers the Tytn II sadly lacked.
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AbuBasim
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On 2008-10-09 14:30:20, Boinng wrote:
The X1 is very similar to the Tytn II in many ways, but the Tytn II is a year or so older, which is reflected in the lesser QVGA screen, less RAM etc. It is nonetheless still a very capable Windows Mobile 6.1 powered phone with HSDPA, aGPS, 3.2mp cam, slide out Qwerty keyboard, and it's even based on an earlier 400mhz version of the same Qualcom processor found in the Xperia - so yes, it is a close relation, and can still hold its head up against the X1 (especially considering the price difference).
[ This Message was edited by: Boinng on 2008-10-09 13:35 ]
See PDAdb's comparison. Compared to the Kaiser (TyTN II), the Venus (X1) is smaller, lighter, has more RAM, faster processor, a transflective screen (important when used outdoors in bright sunlight) with higher resolution, Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR, FM radio, stronger battery, and is probably much, much better when playing multimedia.
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Humble
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Ive been doing some sherlocking and manage to find
the internals of the prototype
acpm-7371 power amp for hsdpa
acpm-7381 poweramp for utms2100
i am still going through the parts
pm7540 gps module
33dBm transmit power on 850 band thats 2watts!!!!
http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod[....]t_id=1011334&native_or_pdf=pdf
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On 2008-10-09 14:40:16, AbuBasim wrote:
See PDAdb's comparison. Compared to the Kaiser (TyTN II), the Venus (X1) is smaller, lighter, has more RAM, faster processor, a transflective screen (important when used outdoors in bright sunlight) with higher resolution, Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR, FM radio, stronger battery, and is probably much, much better when playing multimedia.
I agree, but the point is it's a year younger. The above merely reads like a list of improvements HTC (or SE) might have decided the Tytn II needed a year ago (and much of it is shared by the Touch Pro, HTC's own in-house answer to the same question of how to improve the Tytn II).
On a completely separate note, I wouldn't ever use pdadb.net as a source for anything, I've read a lot of WM comparisons posted from that site and they almost always contain a few glaring errors and omissions. In this case, I'm pretty sure the Tytn II also has the same Bluetooth support with EDR - it's running the exact same OS (with the 6.1 upgrade) and pretty much the same chipset after all. It certainly has HSUPA, which Pdadb also only credits to the X1.
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bob2k4
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Just recieved an email from mobile fun to update on my order.
They have the same delays as Expansys now, and it looks like Clove are the same, all are saying delays until the last week of October. |
Elusivo
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Hi
if any1 knows, is there enough room under the battery or under the battery cover or anywhere in the phone to place an extra micro sd card?
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max_wedge
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On 2008-10-09 05:37:34, pinguino2 wrote:
On 2008-10-09 01:55:32, tregba wrote:
On 2008-10-09 00:39:58, pinguino2 wrote:
On 2008-10-08 12:45:25, tregba wrote:
storage and ram are completely different. you can't 'store' anything in ram so having 400mb or even 1gb storage prebuilt is irrelevant!
killmaster are you sure they are retail units as to get only 2 units for sale is a little odd?! seems the confusion isn;t going to end till retail date!
You can not store in RAM, Ramdom Access Memory is Volatile. When you turned off it's gone.
RAM is the "working" memory where programs run.
do you actually read before you post?
Sorry Tregba, 
I didn't mean to reply your post but other post that was claiming storage on ram (I guess it was Max)
in other words, don't you read before you post? 
No one ever stated that RAM can be used for storage NOW. I was referring to the old PPC days where RAM WAS used as storage.. Tregba and I had already come to an understanding about exactly what I had said, which you would know if you had read the thread my friend. Hence Tregba asked if you had read before you posted.
Not that I have any hard feelings, just pointing out the facts
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