HTC Thunderbolt screen comparison: looks are deceiving-Android community

Users of the new HTC Thunderbolt may be completely satisfied with your phone's touchscreen display … as long as they don't show it next to the Google Nexus S or Atrix 4 g. compare Thunderbolts TFT display with Google Nexus S Super AMOLED display, or even Atrix 4 g qHD viewIt really shows how dampened and blurred images from TBolt really see. but it is still a pretty impressive screen according to the review of Vince over at SlashGear. Users should not just go to show the envy.

In view of the enormous 4.03? would perhaps other display options have been cost prohibitive. Vince also mentioned it is one of the brightest TFT monitors he has ever seen. All three monitors were set to maximum brightness settings for optimal viewing. Users can find different results with different settings and lighting conditions and most people will prefer a warmer tone for every day use.

HTC under bolt is still a major league performer, however, with a Qualcomm 1 GHz single-core gene MSM8655 chipse, 768 MB RAM and 8 GB of internal storage. Running the Android 2.2 (Froyo), but see for a Gingerbread update sometime soon since they have to adapt it to the interface sense. It has also the meaning of the HTCS overlay interface, dual cameras, including a 8MP rear says shooting pretty impressive 720HD video and a dual LED flash. Finally screams at Verizon 4 G/LTE networks despite not having an option for dual-core processor.

So, although there is certainly brighter displays out there, it does not mean that users will be short moved by Thunderbolt. Far From It. The colors are warm and bright, with pictures and video drunk right off the screen. This is probably the best of both worlds. Check out Slashgears in depth review here.

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