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HTC Evo 3D coming to the UK *UPDATE*

*UPDATE*
Hey guy i have just been informed that Vodafone UK has snapped up the EVO 3D, no pricing has been made official as f yet, but its listed as coming soon on the vodafone website,  head over there to check it out

yes guys you heard it right, the HTC Sensation's big, better, stronger (but a teensy bit fatter and heavier) brother is coming to the UK, one of the first 3D smartphones to hit the uk or the world , i can only think of one other smartphone which has been released which is the LG Optimus 3D.

The differentiating factor between this and the sensation is it feels like a Sensation on steroids, you get the same 4.3inch qHD (960x540) screen with 16:9 aspect ratio , you still get android 2.3.3 with sense 3.0 ,you still get a 1.2Ghz Qualcomm dual-core snapdragon, but the 768mb of RAM in the sensation is bumped up to a full gigabyte here , that means everything is faster, swiping,tracing,camera every part of the UI is faster because of that more RAM, also you get Dual 5 megapixel cameras round the back for taking 3D pictures and video (2D and 3D video is taken at 720p not 1080p) there is a dedicated 2-stage camera shutter button with a 2D/3D toggle switch on the left of the camera button, and last but not least, the qHD screen i talekd about earlier, its stereoscopic 3D, which means its a 3D display that you dont need 3D glasses for which is really useful, but hopefully HTC ironed out some of the kinks that nintendo had with the 3DS of people complaining about headaches after about 15 minutes of use, because if your watching a 3D film (like green lantern 3D which is included on some EVO 3D's maybe the uk will get it) it must suck to get that headache and then have to stop watching it, reports have it that LG have with their Optimus 3D.

no pricing or availability has been anounced yet, but stick on the site and you are sure to find out.

-Dom

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