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$199.99 w contract
$549.99 w/o contract

Educated guess....


I was thinking about the same, but Sprint just made the the LTE pricing wars get real by announcing 199 for the Evo 4G LTE at 199. Sure their network isn't up yet, but since ATT is doing 250 for a lot of their high end Androids, maybe Verizon is going to start feeling the pressure and rethink their pricing strategies.
 
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I was thinking about the same, but Sprint just made the the LTE pricing wars get real by announcing 199 for the Evo 4G LTE at 199. Sure their network isn't up yet, but since ATT is doing 250 for a lot of their high end Androids, maybe Verizon is going to start feeling the pressure and rethink their pricing strategies.
The Evo has some nice specs too. A microSD slot, S4 processor, 2000mAH battery, 4.7" inch LCD display. 8 MP camera; all in a 8.9 mm phone. So clearly HTC has improved the design in their phones, which could mean the same thinking was used in the Droid Incredible 4G.
 
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Conspiracy Theory:

Anybody think the mysterious VAE_WX device is the Incredible 4G as well? Perhaps they are testing it out clocked at 1.2 and 1.5? Different testers had the Original DINC clocked at 800mhz and 1ghz, so I suppose it is possible.

HTC Droid Incredible 4G get benchmarked (plus a mystery device)


I think that may be possible.
The pics we are seeing with the 4 key layout might be the tester model with the 1.2 GHz processor.
When it drops it could possibly have the 1.5 GHz and the 3 key sense 4.0 layout...
Hope so!!!:)
Seeing the size of the battery in the LTEVO and the Maxx, I'm planning on HTC and Big Red putting one powerful battery in the new Inc.

Again, as I said earlier the battery capacity will have to be somewhere between 1650 to 1900mAh (standard/OEM battery door used) in a thin phone like this with supposed removable battery.
Beyond 1900mAh they start getting thick and fall into the extended category.
They *might* be able to get away with a 2000mAh removable if the height and length are are increased to displace the overall thickness. So, it's kinda hard to hope for anything beyond 1800-1900... I have a 1800 in my Dinc2 with standard battery door.
That's just my *slightly* educated take on it... :p
 
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Again, as I said earlier the battery capacity will have to be somewhere between 1650 to 1900mAh (standard/OEM battery door used) in a thin phone like this with supposed removable battery.
Beyond 1900mAh they start getting thick and fall into the extended category.
They *might* be able to get away with a 2000mAh removable if the height and length are are increased to displace the overall thickness. So, it's kinda hard to hope for anything beyond 1800-1900... I have a 1800 in my Dinc2 with standard battery door.
That's just my *slightly* educated take on it... :p

Agreed, I just am thinking 1650 won't be nearly enough, even with the S4 processor. 1650 is what they put in the One S and that is without LTE. I guess we'll see. I'm getting impatient. Hahaha
 
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So I went to the Verizon store today and played with some of the devices there, including the Droid Incredible 2. I found that the capacitive buttons were incredibly annoying, mainly because every time you tilted the device, the buttons would fade. I'm hoping that HTC got rid of the rotating buttons and are just using the normal capacitive buttons now, or improved the technology so it's not so bothersome.

Also, I had some time on my hands and I decided to photoshop what the DINC4G model might look like with the 3 button layout and the verizon logo.

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http://gyazo.com/330f763e5b04f43d133a32b59a1074b5.png

Edit: I improved the second one a bit
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http://gyazo.com/5218e1573c200c21a4cc0071f43fa39f.png
 
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Neat...

Still no news...maybe next week will bring something...

Still nothing on the Droid Fighter, or the 16gb Galaxy Nexus that was supposed to arrive on April 5th. If the DInc4G was Verizon's version of the HTC One S, you'd think they'd have announced it by now. I'm thinking now: It'll just be a slimmer, dual-core version(maybe not even S4 processor) of the HTC Droid Incredible 2, shipped with HTC Sense 4.0. Or, it'll release sometime in May as a variant of the One S. It just doesn't make sense that the other networks are giving month's notice on their variations of the One Series, but Verizon is only going to give a week's notice. I really hope I'm wrong though. I think we might hear something by the end of next week, if the Verizon MAP leak was real.
 
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I work at Verizon and I can confirm the Leaked MAP is Real. It's under our eRoes news.

Other then that leaked document there is no information we have recieved on the DINC 4G or the Fighter.

Thanks for that!!!^^^

Welcome aboard!!!
Should be seeing some dummy units soon, huh?
Y'all usually get them before the actual phone models right? :D:)
 
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Thanks for that!!!^^^

Welcome aboard!!!
Should be seeing some dummy units soon, huh?
Y'all usually get them before the actual phone models right? :D:)
Ya if the release date is soon we should be getting a Dummy Unit soon.

Don't worry as soon as we get a dummy display I will post a pic of it.:D
 
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