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We are prolly at the most, 2 months away from the HTC One X-2. Unlike the HTC One X, its successor is actually rumored to be a quad core 1.7 GHz here in the United States. Might want to wait a bit and jump on the X-2 when it comes out. Rumored specs smash the Galaxy SIII
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Originally Posted by GizmoDuck View Post

We are prolly at the most, 2 months away from the HTC One X-2. Unlike the HTC One X, its successor is actually rumored to be a quad core 1.7 GHz here in the United States. Might want to wait a bit and jump on the X-2 when it comes out. Rumored specs smash the Galaxy SIII

I hope it's only on AT&T, so I don't have to feel bad about my SIII on Verizon. wink.gif
Edited by Nhb93 - 8/8/12 at 3:19pm
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But anyway SD cards and removable batteries are like soo last year

What on Earth are you on about?
Do you not understand the advantages of a MicroSD card slot and removable battery?
Why choose to pay around £100 for 16GB more storage space when you can just pay £10 for a 16GB MicroSD card. 32GB Class 10 MicroSD cards are just £22 as well. How much do you want to bet phones with an extra 32GB of internal storage have a price difference much, much higher than just £22?
Nevermind the situation you might find yourself in when you buy a 16GB device thinking it's enough and then realise later you actually should have bought the 32GB one. The fix for this should be as easy as popping in a £10 16GB MicroSD card and you're done. The removable battery has one advantage in my opinion. Once you battery no longer charges and discharges efficiently due to too many charge-discharge cycles, you can easily chuck it into the recycling bin and pop in a brand new battery.

I tend to leave little room to disagree with me. It's a habit of mine. My conclusion is therefore that if you disagree with me on the advantages of MicroSD cards and removable batteries (at least the former), you're incorrect! smile.gif
    
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