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Will there be a 0004 hardware version?

I hope that with the new hardware version, HTC finally went with one screen manufacturer, and added proper graphics drivers that allow for the screen to run at 60fps, allowing for smoother transitions and basic general function of this thing. It's still annoying and chugs quite a bit with everything. I tried the stock 2.2 launcher, and the app tray chugged so much it was barely tolerable. I just couldn't deal with it, even though it's overall way better than sense. For now, because GDE is still relatively smooth and easy on the eyes, I'm using it.
 
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With all these shortages, can one assume that they might be tweaking some things and are gonna drop a new hardware version? Just curious.


FYI, A new hardware version will only happen in the event of a major change in components and or a major engineering change. I think you will see a new version of the handset before they would do another hardware version to this handset.
 
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I hope that with the new hardware version, HTC finally went with one screen manufacturer, and added proper graphics drivers that allow for the screen to run at 60fps, allowing for smoother transitions and basic general function of this thing. It's still annoying and chugs quite a bit with everything. I tried the stock 2.2 launcher, and the app tray chugged so much it was barely tolerable. I just couldn't deal with it, even though it's overall way better than sense. For now, because GDE is still relatively smooth and easy on the eyes, I'm using it.

If they did this, early adopters would be furious, and rightly so
 
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I hope that with the new hardware version, HTC finally went with one screen manufacturer, and added proper graphics drivers that allow for the screen to run at 60fps, allowing for smoother transitions and basic general function of this thing. It's still annoying and chugs quite a bit with everything. I tried the stock 2.2 launcher, and the app tray chugged so much it was barely tolerable. I just couldn't deal with it, even though it's overall way better than sense. For now, because GDE is still relatively smooth and easy on the eyes, I'm using it.

That's the major reason why I rooted my phone. 30fps is chunky and makes the phone less aesthetically appealing. Now it's smooth as silk, almost iPhone smooth, but not quite.
 
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hopefully theyll tweak the screen so it doesnt come unglued at the bottom :)

Yes. That is occurring, AFAIK. The issue is a known problem.

i would never buy htc again if they screwed over the early buyers like that

In all fairness, build problems plague almost all new phones at launch. Early adopters are arguably always screwed.
 
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I hope that with the new hardware version, HTC finally went with one screen manufacturer, and added proper graphics drivers that allow for the screen to run at 60fps, allowing for smoother transitions and basic general function of this thing. It's still annoying and chugs quite a bit with everything. I tried the stock 2.2 launcher, and the app tray chugged so much it was barely tolerable. I just couldn't deal with it, even though it's overall way better than sense. For now, because GDE is still relatively smooth and easy on the eyes, I'm using it.

You seem to be an avid user so why not root and get the netarchy kernel. It REALLY improves the experience. I run root only for wireless tether, titanium back-up, and to use netarchy's killer kernel. It's very smooth, sips power nicely, and feels like stock....cause it is.
 
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