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HTC EVO 4G LTE Advertising/Commercials

Wow...I can't believe Sprint actually put money into a decent promo...even if it is a complete knock-off from some viral videos that have been posted on Youtube with kids making music from their iPhones.

Yea, They did alright with this one! I think its a pretty well done commercial. (otherwise, I wouldnt have posted it. lol!)
 
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There are, I'm sure, other very good smart phones out there. I'm not even going to say that Apple's iPhone is a piece of crap; it's not. However, it's no EVO LTE. IMHO, the EVO LTE blows away the iPhone 4S. I haven't even scratched the surface on what my EVO LTE can do, and I may not ever do that (and that's fine). Despite this, it just is a better phone than the iPhone, the Nexus, the Galaxy S3, or anything else out there right now. Hands down, if you ask me.

And to think LTE isn't even up and running in my part of the galaxy.

I just wish Sprint would advertise and hype the hell out of this, because if you ask me, people don't know what they're missing. Even my brother and sister, both of whom are upgrade eligible from their current EVO OGs within the next 2 months, have been duped into thinking the EVO LTE is not that big of an improvement. I've been trying to tell them it's simply awesome in every way.

For me, this is without a doubt the best cell phone I've ever owned, and that goes all the way back to the 1980s, when they were big, unportable, LED monsters.
 
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There are, I'm sure, other very good smart phones out there. I'm not even going to say that Apple's iPhone is a piece of crap; it's not. However, it's no EVO LTE. IMHO, the EVO LTE blows away the iPhone 4S. I haven't even scratched the surface on what my EVO LTE can do, and I may not ever do that (and that's fine). Despite this, it just is a better phone than the iPhone, the Nexus, the Galaxy S3, or anything else out there right now. Hands down, if you ask me.

And to think LTE isn't even up and running in my part of the galaxy.

I just wish Sprint would advertise and hype the hell out of this, because if you ask me, people don't know what they're missing. Even my brother and sister, both of whom are upgrade eligible from their current EVO OGs within the next 2 months, have been duped into thinking the EVO LTE is not that big of an improvement. I've been trying to tell them it's simply awesome in every way.

For me, this is without a doubt the best cell phone I've ever owned, and that goes all the way back to the 1980s, when they were big, unportable, LED monsters.

I saw the commercial for the first time last night during TNT's basketball game

EVO Live :60 - YouTube
 
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While this isn't really news, since the video says it was uploaded 3 weeks ago, I've been seeing it on TV more and more.
It is an updated version of the Evo 4G LTE 60 second spot with the group of people playing their phones like instruments, now featuring the white Evo 4G LTE.

EVO Live (In White) :60 - YouTube

The first time I caught a glance of the commercial part way through, when they were showing just the white face, and I was thinking what new phone is that!? A second or three later it became clear. :D
 
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It kind of bugs me they don't have a little variety in the commercials for this phone - I think I've just seen a couple variations of that one. Would be nice to see more actual use of the phone as a phone or web device. How many people actually use their $200 phone to play instruments in a phone band? :p

I for one am glad they actually went outside of the box and did something slightly creative this go round. Much better than the T-Mobile "concert" ad that is all over the airwaves right now.
 
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