Can you link to a source Steven? I know with a 5 mp camera and the gigahertz processor, it SHOULD be able to record 720p, but I haven't seen anyone who's gotten their hands on it confirm that.
I don't think there is an article out right now that says anything about 720p, but yes you are correct. With the specs, it should be able to (also dependent on the sensor). With rumors that it will come with 2.2, that might be another hint of a move towards 720p recording.Can you link to a source Steven? I know with a 5 mp camera and the gigahertz processor, it SHOULD be able to record 720p, but I haven't seen anyone who's gotten their hands on it confirm that.
Well if the Incredible is set up for 720p, I don't see why the Droid 2 wouldn't be.
I'd have to say little. Megapixels aren't really as important as people make them out to be, but that is how most of the general public associates camera hardware to quality.I was thinking the same thing. The DI does have an 8MP camera, though I'm not sure how much of a factor that is.
I just saw an article that stated that it will NOT have 720p. I can't remember where, but it seems less multi-media than the X, imo, from what I can gather.
Its not ALL about the megapixels.
The answer lies with Texas Instruments.
Texas Instruments OMAP36x Mobile Development Platform (MDP) is a fully-featured evaluation platform built around TI's OMAP3630 applications processor. The OMAP3630 applications processor "DOES" integrates powerful 720p multimedia.
The hardware is there to do it.
So are you expecting this to be 'unlocked' later on, or someone around the forums to create a hack to enable 720p eventually, since all the hardware is there to make it happen?
Gallandof, several phones like the HTC Incredible and the Nexus One have had 720p video recording enabled via a software update from the manufacturer, so there's hope they would be able to do that with the Droid 2 as well.
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