Bionic or Stay with TB?

[kparks]

I love my TBolt and by the time all the people who waited around for the Bionic finally get it I will have had 5 or 6 (or more?) months of lightning bliss!

In another year and a half I'll be able to pick up that shiny new 8 core monster with 3 gig of RAM and Android version Creme Brulee while they're stuck with their outdated Bionic for a few more months :icon_ banana:

Lol that's why I don't understand why people keep waiting for phones.

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[DroidXDoes4G]

I love my TBolt and by the time all the people who waited around for the Bionic finally get it I will have had 5 or 6 (or more?) months of lightning bliss!

In another year and a half I'll be able to pick up that shiny new 8 core monster with 3 gig of RAM and Android version Creme Brulee while they're stuck with their outdated Bionic for a few more months :icon_ banana:

Why not buy it off contract?
I will have the Droid 3 or Bionic and still get my upgrade in March 2013!

 

[slinky]

The Thunderbolt is better than 90% of the phones currently out, even with HTC's lackluster batter and Verizon's deceptive behavior with regard to specs. What phone is better? The Incredible? Any 3G phone? Are you kidding?

And what do you do with the phone most of the time? Watch movies on it off your HDTV instead of using an actual movie player which is probably connected to your TV.

As much as I hate the shortcomings, it's the best phone overall I have ever owned. It beats the pants off of my old iPhone, is extremely fast with most apps, great with Internet services and has a large, clear screen. Unless you're going to be disappointed because the single core chip won't allow you to transcode your high definition video with alacrity or to provide fluid 30FPS for Killzone, mobile edition, you'll have no problem enjoying the phone and the PDA which does a very good job.