JDI display hmmm... any other phones are using JDI currently?

JDI display hmmm... any other phones are using JDI currently?

I think htc one, from this article:
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/oneplus-o...play,26267.html

Fly to Hong Kong and bulk order for us.

figured maybe we should try to get benny888's opinion on this. no doubt there's not much info yet on this -- like how it looks, amount of RAM, etc...

but at least outright stated warranty not void when we flash (unless we overclock and kill the chip)... then there's the price (below usd400).

Yeah, uncle Benny might possible getting this, since he said before that anything less than 5.5" will not get, so I think this will be on his gadget list.

Omg! IPS with CABC and DRAM! We will expect LOOOOOOOONG Battery Usage here, just like the LG G2.
6 lens with f/2.0, oh my? just like Oppo Find 7?
No extra Logo on the Front. Looks like a Nexus.

well, you know OnePlus boss is former Oppo VP...

anyway, heard they are also using quick charge tech on this phone.

Which quick charge tech they using? The Oppo Find 7 homebrew that one or the Qualcomm latest Quick Charge 2.0? Well, I know all Qualcomm SoC already have the Quick Charge 1.0.

By now you may have seen or heard of +OnePlus, a young company looking to make an impact with the upcoming release of their first device.

From the beginning +CyanogenMod was their OS of choice to power the device; well before hardware was even planned or engineering units were produced.

I met Pete, their CEO, while he was still at Oppo and as Cyanogen Inc. was playing catch up with the N1 device. We were chatting about the incumbents in the device market and how CM's community and growth is driven by the users. We do not have a marketing campaign, no fulltime PR team and no ads on the Superbowl. But still we manage to grow at a steady rate. The growth we see is all about the users genuinely enjoying our work, the customization & expression of self it offers and advocating for it.

Most hardware vendors have lost sight of the user piece. Money is spent piling in new specs, features, and silly ads but it seems like no one takes that step back to say "is this useful for the people buying it?

Pete and I discussed what a new model for hardware vendors would look like. Not quite a modular phone (that market is a few years out), but something less rigid than the status quo. Much like CM lets the user's voice shine through the software, there should be a way for the users voice to resonate through the hardware. Listen to the community at the design phase for starters. Yes, you'll get wildly differing opinions, but this information is invaluable - they are practically telling you what it would take for them to buy your product, it would be downright stupid to ignore that. Maybe you can't get everything off of everyone's wish list, just showing that you are listening will keep those people interested in your future products.

The team at OnePlus understands this. They are asking the right questions on their forums, running community polls about hardware and software components. By focusing their efforts to online marketing only, they can pass on savings to the users. The build quality and design of the devices we have been working with are what you would expect from a premium phone. A top of the line phone with 90% of what most people want in a phone for a reasonable price, this should be the model OEMs follow.

I'm glad to say that we are involved in that revolution.

Steve Kondik's post on Google+
https://plus.google.com/+SteveKondik/posts/Koc2SLKuhjR

Well, I hope they survive this Revolution and become the next Xiaomi company.

Well, I hope they survive this Revolution and become the next Xiaomi company.

they will survive.
there are millions of CM fans out there that are waiting for this to launch.

lets hope so... too many players these days.

but what i like is that they're listening to users. if you guys are really keen to get this phone (i guess the next version anyway), do join their official forum as they get feedback there, etc...