It seems like there's a lot of threads popping up from people that are comparing different phones, and second guessing the TB. The purpose of this thread is not to sway you one way or another, but to give you a quick glance of a few phones we have details on. We do not have enough data to include the LG or Samsung LTE phones at this point. First some talking points for a few of them. followed by comparison table. If there are any technical inaccuracies, that you notice, please let me know. The following points are not considered to be complete, in terms of describing each phone. Instead, they are features the carriers have been emphasizing:
Thunderbolt:
Bionic:
Atrix:
Merge:
Thunderbolt:
- One of the world’s first 4G LTE Android smartphones.
- 4G LTE speeds that are up to 10 times faster than current 3G speeds.
- Video chat with other smart phones, tablets, or PCs.
- The Adreno 205 GPU is 4x faster than Adreno 200 (HTC EVO/Incredible/Nexus One).
- HTC Sense 2.0 with new features, including Fast Boot.
- Built-in kickstand for easy media viewing.
- Dolby and SRS surround sound.
Bionic:
- 4G LTE speeds that are up to 10 times faster than current 3G speeds.
- Loads complex web pages 4 times faster and renders graphics 5 times faster than single-core processor devices.
- Enjoy all the perks of Adobe Flash and HTML5 combined.
- With the ability to video chat with other smart phones, tablets, or PCs, talk face-to-face from miles away.
- The world’s first qHD (Quarter High Definition)
- Dual-core processor.
Atrix:
- Connect ATRIX to an HDMI compatible monitor, HD TV or Motorola’s Laptop Dock or HD Docks accessories, and with the webtop application, you now have the freedom to surf the web with a full Mozilla Firefox browser and to access all of your files, emails, photos and movies on a larger screen in the office, on the road or at home.
- Make and receive calls as you’re working within the webtop application.
- The world’s first qHD (Quarter High Definition)
- Fingerprint reader with recognition technology.
- Dual-core processor.
Merge:
- The HTC Merge smartphone combines a full QWERTY slide-out keyboard
- HTC's first Android-based CDMA world phone.