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HTC DESIRE 500
#HTC #HTCDESIRE500
Good evening, Synapse Circuit Readers! Is it possible that HTC has gotten a handset dead on, bang to rights?
HERE’S THE SPEC:
4.3 inch, WVGA display screen resolution 800 x 480
HTC DESIRE 500
#HTC #HTCDESIRE500
Good evening, Synapse Circuit Readers! Is it possible that HTC has gotten a handset dead on, bang to rights?
HERE’S THE SPEC:
4.3 inch, WVGA display screen resolution 800 x 480
Qualcomm Snapdragon
200, quad-core, 1.2GHz
Android with HTC
Sense
HTC BlinkFeed
Dual SIM (applicable
markets)
4 GB internal memory
1 GB of RAM
microSD card slot up
to 64GB
GPS / AGPS
Accelerometer,
Proximity sensor and Ambient light sensor
8 MP camera with autofocus, LED flash, BSI sensor
1.6 MP front facing
camera with BSI sensor and HTC share
1800 mAh battery
HTC is obviously aiming at the mid-market and I think the Desire 500, price depending, could work very well. The 8MP camera could be a good selling point for those that love to regularly update their social networks with pictures and videos. It’s good that there’s a microSD card slot (that should have come with the One). However, the 1800 mAh battery does not seem up to much and if it is anything like the One X it is going to be a disaster; social networking, using the camera, games and multimedia applications just drain the battery.
The 800x480 screen is a bit lame and it seems like a model from yesteryear. Hmmmm... The 1.2GHz quad-core CPU could be just about good enough to handle social media apps... Would it have been better to have featured a 2GHz dual-core instead or is the speed just about the same? I don’t claim to possess a great technical knowledge. For example, I think the Motorola RAZRi that features a single 2GHz CPU from Intel works surprisingly well whereas the 1.5GHz quad-core CPU in the HTC One X can be remarkably sluggish at times.
If the price is right I would gladly upgrade my HTC Desire which is practically useless for not being able to hold any apps! We'll see...
What do you reckon?
Take good care!
Please enjoy the video below! Feel free to leave some comments and subscribe!
HTC is obviously aiming at the mid-market and I think the Desire 500, price depending, could work very well. The 8MP camera could be a good selling point for those that love to regularly update their social networks with pictures and videos. It’s good that there’s a microSD card slot (that should have come with the One). However, the 1800 mAh battery does not seem up to much and if it is anything like the One X it is going to be a disaster; social networking, using the camera, games and multimedia applications just drain the battery.
The 800x480 screen is a bit lame and it seems like a model from yesteryear. Hmmmm... The 1.2GHz quad-core CPU could be just about good enough to handle social media apps... Would it have been better to have featured a 2GHz dual-core instead or is the speed just about the same? I don’t claim to possess a great technical knowledge. For example, I think the Motorola RAZRi that features a single 2GHz CPU from Intel works surprisingly well whereas the 1.5GHz quad-core CPU in the HTC One X can be remarkably sluggish at times.
If the price is right I would gladly upgrade my HTC Desire which is practically useless for not being able to hold any apps! We'll see...
What do you reckon?
Take good care!
Please enjoy the video below! Feel free to leave some comments and subscribe!
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you for watching and reading!
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