Large, sharp 4.3 inch qHD screen with unibody aluminum design— Basically, a screen where all your movies, pictures, games, texts and any thing else you do on your phone will look incredible. Oh and that unibody aluminum design (meaning it was all made from a single piece of aluminum, like the MacBook Air and Pro) means the phone itself will look amazing (just check out that pic of it above!) and will also feel great in your hands.
1.2 GHZ dual core processor— So things don’t just look nice but literally play nice as well. This speed together with the 768 MB of RAM should mean you shouldn’t have to wait more than a second or two for things to load— ever.
The latest Android 2.3 with HTC Sense 3.0— Like on the Sprint EVO 3D. This also comes pre-loaded with HTC Watch (HTC’s version of the iTunes video store or Samsung’s Media Hub) for buying/renting, downloading and watching new movies or TV shows right on your phone. What’s cool here is that it’s perfectly optimized for your HTC phone, meaning that the video takes up the full screen with no cropping or black bars above and below it. The annoying part of this though is that you can only watch the video on up to 5 other HTC devices with no word if you can stream the movie on your computer from something like HTC’s site.
8 megapixel back camera with flash and HD video recording with second front camera for video chat— Oh, and this takes full HD 1080p video with surround sound (thanks to two back mics) so your videos will look and sound even better. And with the built-in Video Trimmer you can edit those videos down right on the spot so you can share them on YouTube or Facebook even quicker.
Yeah, it’s pretty awesome. No exact launch date or price has been announced by T-Mobile or HTC just yet, but it should be here “this summer.” Video of the Sensation 4G after the break.
Posted on April 13, 2011, in Cell Phones, T-Mobile and tagged 4g, Android, hspa+, htc, htc sensation, htc sensation 4g, superphone, t-mobile, teens, tmobile. Bookmark the permalink.	1 Comment.