My Moto X seems to have a red tint. Is this just coming from the One? Or is it really like that? Any chance a docent unit at ATT would exchange?
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it could be the device, i would check a few display models in a couple of places to make sure.
That's what noticed compared to the htc1 it was warmer and less bright
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p35/luxeluxe99/screens_zpsbea28fe0.jpg
but next to the sam it was brighter and less warm
This is probably true, from a color reproduction standpoint. However, as LED technology improves, the disadvantages of LCD are beginning to steadily outweigh the marginal benefits. For people who are using their phones as multimedia device, the HTC One is pretty close to perfect. When utility is taken into account, it starts to become a more interesting discussion.HTC One has the best display of any mobile device on the market. It's not a good or fair comparison for the Moto X.
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$580 is full price.
$540 is the price for the Next plan. $27 per month for 20 months.
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Yea so I guess I bought it full price for $540. Afterwards found out it could have been an error in their system. So I'm good![]()
The pricing error seems to be prevalent. They charged me $540 as well.
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Yea so I guess I bought it full price for $540. Afterwards found out it could have been an error in their system. So I'm good![]()
HTC One has the best display of any mobile device on the market. It's not a good or fair comparison for the Moto X.
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The One also has an overly cool (blue) color calibration.
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That is to keep the display alive longer, the hotter it runs, the quicker it will burn out. It also helps to save battery life.
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The One also has an overly cool (blue) color calibration.
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Maybe this is true but there's no question it looks way more accurate.