QUOTE(xDarkKnightx @ Aug 16 2011, 10:52 AM)
At that price I would suggest getting the Incredible S instead. The Nexus S is definitely better battery life wise compared to most models of the Hummingbird SOC.
The Plus is running the 8255T which is a factory overclocked version of the 8255(Desire S/Xperia Neo/Xperia Play/etc) which means gaming wise, the Nexus or the older SGS is still more powerful.
If the user doesn't intend to do HEAVY multitasking, the 400mhz or at least 200mhz is just a waste. Benchmark wise it might seem like a very good processor but practical wise, its not much different than a 1GHZ 8255 since they're of the same series and apps are already very fluid on the 8255.
Also, if I'm not mistaken, a higher clocked processor consumes more battery right?
yes, i do remember that the HTC Inc S is one of the most popular phones recommended here, thats why i brought up the Plus.The Plus is running the 8255T which is a factory overclocked version of the 8255(Desire S/Xperia Neo/Xperia Play/etc) which means gaming wise, the Nexus or the older SGS is still more powerful.
If the user doesn't intend to do HEAVY multitasking, the 400mhz or at least 200mhz is just a waste. Benchmark wise it might seem like a very good processor but practical wise, its not much different than a 1GHZ 8255 since they're of the same series and apps are already very fluid on the 8255.
Also, if I'm not mistaken, a higher clocked processor consumes more battery right?
in the end, the Incredible and Plus are just the same in terms of the msm8255 and adreno 205, except the Plus is clocked slightly faster.
also i think that amoled screen and samsung tweaks are interesting because it's got advantage in battery life than the Inc S.
in the end, i guess its just down to whether u prefer HTC or Samsung device
Aug 16 2011, 12:27 PM

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