T-Mobile Galaxy S II won't use Exynos chipset Comments

• Anonymous
• 49t
• 14 Sep 2011

I have an upgrade with tmobile,blah...i'll still get it.I still dont have a smartphone :/

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• pit
• JE9
• 13 Sep 2011

soraxd, 12 Sep 2011forget wording about the processor, just replace that shitty sound chip the sgs2 has.. give it... moreCorrect it needs dual speakers also

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• Anonymous
• k76
• 13 Sep 2011

What the heck is T-Mobile doing? We already have the HTC Sensation and don't need another one! Thank god for the Nexus Prime!

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• EdB
• s11
• 12 Sep 2011

Good choice. The Exyons may have slightly better performance, but not so much that most would even notice. It's more important to tout the 42mbps which will make the device unique. It's not like the 1.5ghz dual core will somehow be slow simply because it's not Exynos. Actually, the Exynos would slow the Internet speeds down. Love it. ....but I prefer the squarer edges of the Epic 4G version. Can't have it all.

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• soraxd
• efx
• 12 Sep 2011

forget wording about the processor, just replace that shitty sound chip the sgs2 has.. give it the sgs1 audiochip and ill go take up tmobile

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• Max
• t}B
• 12 Sep 2011

thaady, 12 Sep 2011the real thing is.. no operator provide 42Mbs even 21Mbs wireless speed yet... no point...Dude Verison has 25 Mbps speed.

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• Chip
• 7E9
• 12 Sep 2011

I dont know about this, qualcomm doesnt seem like the right way to go, they are swapping a better cpu and probably a gpu for better 3g/4g speeds wich you are not going to get in any case...

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• Anonymous
• Rn@
• 12 Sep 2011

The writer of the article described the situation well.
If data speeds factor in, then Qualcomm will be the most appropriate choice (Carrier wise). However, seeing as all I really care about is is actual chipset performance... Then that just sucks...

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• thaady
• uCL
• 12 Sep 2011

AnonD-7027, 12 Sep 2011if the performance would not be very far from the other two chipsets, that would be a nice dec... morethe real thing is.. no operator provide 42Mbs even 21Mbs wireless speed yet... no point...

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• ashley craig
• mrZ
• 12 Sep 2011

ooooooooo wow what a cool phone !!!!!

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• HK
• HBG
• 12 Sep 2011

well...apart from the brand name "nvidia" 42 mbps is way to higher then 21 mbps and yes i like the look of T-mob Galaxy SII.

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• Anonymous
• nGy
• 12 Sep 2011

NovaThor?

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• Adrian
• sp3
• 12 Sep 2011

I don't get one thing.

Is this discussion related to T-Mob bringing the "new" SGS2 to Europe or is it related to the US only?

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• AnonD-21641
• LxI
• 12 Sep 2011

That some serious Speed rite there 0.0

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• AnonD-7027
• wHr
• 12 Sep 2011

if the performance would not be very far from the other two chipsets, that would be a nice decision..42 Mbps HSDPA on your mobile phone..WOW!

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• Anonymous
• Mn{
• 12 Sep 2011

i prefer the S2 with capacitive buttons. Looks better than the physical button.

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