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The Express does look interesting... great form factor and great price... someone should review this, this would be a great device to ween a few BB users I know... certainly worth recommending...
Here are some respectable specs:
PRODUCTIVITY
? Android 2.3, Gingerbread featuring Sprint ID customizable user interface
? Full QWERTY keyboard
? 2.6-inch capacitive touchscreen
? 3G hotspot capability for up to five devices simultaneously
? Wi-Fi b/g/n capable
? Large battery for maximizing phone?s potential (1500mAh Li-Ion)
? Telenav GPS navigation enabled with turn-by-turn directions and point-of-interest searches
? Full suite of Google applications and services: Google Maps?, Google Talk?, Google Mail?, YouTube?
? Bluetooth? 2.1 enabled
? Touchscreen and integrated, backlit QWERTY keyboard makes sending email and editing documents fast and familiar
? Corporate email (Exchange Active Sync) and personal email (POP & IMAP)
ENTERTAINMENT
? 3.2MP camera and camcorder to capture the moments instantly
? Android Market providing access to more than 200,000 apps
? Sprint Zone ? a one-stop source to access your wireless account, phone tips, news, a list of top apps and more.
? Sprint Football Live ? Get the live game center play-by-play action, keep up with real-time stats, scores and customizable alerts.
? NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile ? Listen to live radio broadcasts of the race, get real-time stats, leader boards and telemetry data
? Sprint TV & Movies? ? Watch live broadcasts, special mobile programming and exclusive full-length, on-demand episodes.
? 3.5mm headset jack
SPECIFICATIONS
? Dimensions: 4.47 x 2.47 x 0.46 inches
? Weight: 4.76 ounces
? Display: 2.6-inch QVGA touch display with 320x240 TFT
? Battery: Standard removable 1500mAh Li-Ion battery, providing up to six hours continuous talk time.
I still do believe in the Brick & Mortar... your local B&N is an institution for many people and they will still spend $ to keep it alive... Yes, I order Amazon books, but we will always get coffee, toys, gifts and children books there... I do gravitate towards the Nook form factor and I think I would hold up better hardware wise than the Fire...
I'll try to dig up the latest developments over the weekend on which device is making the most custom ROM progress...
Here are some respectable specs:
PRODUCTIVITY
? Android 2.3, Gingerbread featuring Sprint ID customizable user interface
? Full QWERTY keyboard
? 2.6-inch capacitive touchscreen
? 3G hotspot capability for up to five devices simultaneously
? Wi-Fi b/g/n capable
? Large battery for maximizing phone?s potential (1500mAh Li-Ion)
? Telenav GPS navigation enabled with turn-by-turn directions and point-of-interest searches
? Full suite of Google applications and services: Google Maps?, Google Talk?, Google Mail?, YouTube?
? Bluetooth? 2.1 enabled
? Touchscreen and integrated, backlit QWERTY keyboard makes sending email and editing documents fast and familiar
? Corporate email (Exchange Active Sync) and personal email (POP & IMAP)
ENTERTAINMENT
? 3.2MP camera and camcorder to capture the moments instantly
? Android Market providing access to more than 200,000 apps
? Sprint Zone ? a one-stop source to access your wireless account, phone tips, news, a list of top apps and more.
? Sprint Football Live ? Get the live game center play-by-play action, keep up with real-time stats, scores and customizable alerts.
? NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile ? Listen to live radio broadcasts of the race, get real-time stats, leader boards and telemetry data
? Sprint TV & Movies? ? Watch live broadcasts, special mobile programming and exclusive full-length, on-demand episodes.
? 3.5mm headset jack
SPECIFICATIONS
? Dimensions: 4.47 x 2.47 x 0.46 inches
? Weight: 4.76 ounces
? Display: 2.6-inch QVGA touch display with 320x240 TFT
? Battery: Standard removable 1500mAh Li-Ion battery, providing up to six hours continuous talk time.
I still do believe in the Brick & Mortar... your local B&N is an institution for many people and they will still spend $ to keep it alive... Yes, I order Amazon books, but we will always get coffee, toys, gifts and children books there... I do gravitate towards the Nook form factor and I think I would hold up better hardware wise than the Fire...
I'll try to dig up the latest developments over the weekend on which device is making the most custom ROM progress...