Is this gonna be better or worse than the Nokia N97? They cost about the same (at least here in Europe) , look the same, and are hitting the market in the same period. Since their competitors (such as Toshiba's TG01, Samsung's OmniaHD, Archos/TIetc.) are still far from production , Which one is gonna be a worthy substitute for my TouchHD and my Samsung Omnia? Will one of these be able to replace both my personal and my working phone?
It all depends on what you want. The nokia N97 will probably be a little more exspensive in the long hall because HTC usually brings down its prices fairly quick. Now for the pros and cons of the phones, well more so just the different pros. The touch pro has a slightly bigger screen and is also much clearer than nokias, even though nokia also puts other phones like the iphones screen to shame so it doesnt mean its terrible just not as good. Also Nokia makes all of its phones use nokia music which is really annoying in my mind unless they have changed it recently. Where as HTC is compatible with media player and itunes. The major bonus in my mind though is the nokia memory, I dont think the touch pro memory is official but the specs for the N97 say that it has 64 G, I dont care how you look at it thats a ton of memory and I highly odubt the touch pro wil have that much. Besides that every thing else is fairly similar. Both have very nice keyboards and screens that can tilt up, I am unsure if you HAVE to tilt the screen up or not in order for it to stay, also I am currently leaning toward N97 just because I have AT&T and would rather buy the N97 unlocked then the t-pro unlocked. Now if they come out with a Fuze 2 (also known as touch pro2) for AT&T then I will buy it up in a heart beat on contract. We shall see though what Q2 and Q3 of this year hold, if I may be so bold I would put money on the fact that some other really nice phones are around the corner because of all the companies trying to scoop up customers in this recession.
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Is this gonna be better or worse than the Nokia N97?
They cost about the same (at least here in Europe) , look the same, and are hitting the market in the same period.
Since their competitors (such as Toshiba's TG01, Samsung's OmniaHD, Archos/TIetc.) are still far from production , Which one is gonna be a worthy substitute for my TouchHD and my Samsung Omnia?
Will one of these be able to replace both my personal and my working phone?
It all depends on what you want. The nokia N97 will probably be a little more exspensive in the long hall because HTC usually brings down its prices fairly quick. Now for the pros and cons of the phones, well more so just the different pros. The touch pro has a slightly bigger screen and is also much clearer than nokias, even though nokia also puts other phones like the iphones screen to shame so it doesnt mean its terrible just not as good. Also Nokia makes all of its phones use nokia music which is really annoying in my mind unless they have changed it recently. Where as HTC is compatible with media player and itunes. The major bonus in my mind though is the nokia memory, I dont think the touch pro memory is official but the specs for the N97 say that it has 64 G, I dont care how you look at it thats a ton of memory and I highly odubt the touch pro wil have that much. Besides that every thing else is fairly similar. Both have very nice keyboards and screens that can tilt up, I am unsure if you HAVE to tilt the screen up or not in order for it to stay, also I am currently leaning toward N97 just because I have AT&T and would rather buy the N97 unlocked then the t-pro unlocked. Now if they come out with a Fuze 2 (also known as touch pro2) for AT&T then I will buy it up in a heart beat on contract. We shall see though what Q2 and Q3 of this year hold, if I may be so bold I would put money on the fact that some other really nice phones are around the corner because of all the companies trying to scoop up customers in this recession.