Rumor: HTC to use NMT tech for slimmer, deathgrip-proof phones Comments
- Yani
- 3pw
Anonymous, 15 Jun 2011Just reading headline, I was so confused. Why would they want to go back to ancient analogue N... moreYeah! Me too! :D
- AnonD-5197
- Ti8
AnonD-455, 14 Jun 2011Plastic lacks a thing - passion. It feels great to hold a cold-feeling metal (even GSMArena ad... moreHyundai Genesis Coupe over Audi A4 any day. About same comparison there with SGSII and HTC Sensation. SGSII pwns Sensation.
- Anonymous
- pc8
Just reading headline, I was so confused. Why would they want to go back to ancient analogue NMT system?
"Ooooh, right. Not *that* kind of NMT".
- AnonD-455
- 95Q
Anonymous, 14 Jun 2011Just make phones out of pure plastic. That is a proper solution. Plastics are better than meta... morePlastic lacks a thing - passion. It feels great to hold a cold-feeling metal (even GSMArena admit love to hold the anodized N8 and hates the GS2 poor grip), and it add style and rigidness too. Sure the advantages are mostly for style, but that's why people buying an Audi over Hyundai.
- Budgetblown
- Mx@
Composite structures - featuring a mixture of materials, and benefitting from the positive attributes of each - is the way forward. In this particular case, the amount of metal present in the casing is significantly reduced, whereas for a metal "skin" that would be glued to the outside of a plastic chassis this outer skin would need to be thicker purely so it could be handled during the manufacturing process.
Personally - being a cynic - I think any metal in the casing is going to give an issue - regardless of how small - but having a significantly reduced amount of metal in the outer casing can only be a good thing.
I'd love to see a Carbon Fibre/kevlar composite case for a phone - even if just for pose value - since I suspect producing it would be prohibitively expensive... I've seen plenty of fake carbon covers that look ok, the real deal should look fantastic, and be metal free!
- loop
- ibX
Htc lover will dissapoint
- Anonymous
- RKk
Anonymous, 14 Jun 2011Try replacing your metal TV antenna with a plastic one and see how far that gets you.
Metal... moreSure, you can't replace the metal-antenna with plastic. But tell you what? Cover your metal antenna with a metallic sheath(or a fine mesh) and notice the attenuation and as a control use a plastic covering and then notice if signal drops. Enclose a radiating system with metal and the signal is attenuated . That is Physics.
You didn't bother thoroughly reading my post.
- Anonymous
- P%n
Anonymous, 14 Jun 2011Just make phones out of pure plastic. That is a proper solution. Plastics are better than meta... moreTry replacing your metal TV antenna with a plastic one and see how far that gets you.
Metal in a radio field is how antenna's work.
- Anonymous
- RKk
Just make phones out of pure plastic. That is a proper solution. Plastics are better than metal for construction. Low weight, low attenuation and nearly the same structural strength. Plastics can absorb and dampen impacts. They are moulded instead of stamped which makes their manufacturing easier.
- AnonD-10886
- bC9
plz name some best softwares for this set .............. and is there any software to increase speed and performance of this set.......
and how to overclock this set
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