I found this over at android central, I woudn't call it an excellent right up but at least it gives a better feel for the device.
My EVO 3D review - Android Forums
My EVO 3D review - Android Forums
I found this over at android central, I woudn't call it an excellent right up but at least it gives a better feel for the device.
My EVO 3D review - Android Forums
Probably best to mention his complaint that the 3D switch didn't change the screen.
Correct.
2D/3D viewing is invoked automagically depending upon your source material.
The 2D/3D switch is strictly for the camera.
So we can't choose to have the 3D disabled for normal 2D viewing? That might get hard on the eyes.
some people are still just not getting it.
In my opinion they should have just called it the EVO 2 and had the 3D as a exciting new feature. I must admit I dislike the 3D stuff. It'll be a great phone but I'll never have the 3D turned on.
I really wish they hadn't included the 3D slider; Especially now that I know it's used just for the camera alone.
Not trying to be negative. Just my thoughts.
I think its safe to say that the general population could care less about 3D in general even though it does add to a great theater experience but for the home its just way to costly and no where near enough content to even come close to justifying that cost. Personally, I could care less about 3D as well but I honeslty think that the evo 3D is an excellent trojan horse to get 3D to the general population at minimal cost. Gimmick or not, I can assure you that every single person that buys an evo 3D will try viewing 3D media at least once and that in itself will do so much more for the 3D industry than we can imagine, IMO.
I agree 100%. Everyone that buys one will use it at least once, no matter what they might say here.
I started out railing against it, and even I've admitted I'll give it a go - and if I'm not a reactionary anti-3D curmudgeon, I'll do until one comes along.
So: aside from there are no absolutes with people (one e.g., not everyone has working depth perception), pretty much agree.
Just my .02, but calling it EVO 3D will probably attract more folks than calling it EVO 2. The casual consumer and the mindless masses that were attracted to the Iphone will hear or see 3D and that eyebrow may raise. That same consumer would hear Evo 2 and just imagine another phone in the market and no curiosity would be sparked.
funny in his vid... he was trying to see 3D content with HDMI out to a tv...
and was expecting to see the image in 3D on the TV.
even if the tv was 3D capable...
dont TV 3D require special glasses????
I don't give a crap about the '3d' aspect. I just pray they figure something out w/ the battery life because Evo 1 was/is absolutely atrocious.
That's what I've done w/ the Heroc and get about 24-36 hours out of it. I hope that similar results can be achieved w/ the Evo 3D.They're pretty famous for turning on every useless battery-wasting feature to show off the phone.
Usually, configuring the phone for normal use and then rooting to do away with any bloatware that might be in a race condition (erroneously using resources) solves it.
That's not unique to HTC, but they are known for it - and with the larger screen and older, more-power-hungry chips in the Evo, it was worse than usual out-of-the-box.
Longer than 2 hours! My ULV dual core lappy gets 6ish (and non obtrusive battery upgrade can make it 8+)!. Not that I would even loosely compare my intended functionality needs of a smartphone to that of my laptop. Phones need to last far longer. I'm carrying it in my pocket, at all times, away from outlets, with instant access needs when people call, gps, reviews, navi, etc. etc. etc. I have no such requirement of a lappy and chances are when I'm doing heavy lifting with it anyway, I'll be near a laptop.If you were doing the same functions on a laptop you do on an EVO, how long would your lithium ion battery last? Maybe 2 hours. The EVO can last a little bit longer performing the same functions. Don't really see why people complain. Its like comparing apples to apples.
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