Will someone already release exclusively a “working” smartphone?
I would like for some of the manufacturers to take the responsibility to have a line of smarts that carry on board a normal localized hardware keyboard, a large battery and a screen sufficient to display information (3.7 "-4.2"), and not a paddle for the sandbox. Well, from the filling at the moment it is something like 2 cores, 1GB of RAM, ~ 8GB of internal memory, wifi-3ge, etc.
This concept is in some way the opposite of the one that is being implemented by all manufacturers of smartphones. I would like the emphasis not on the pretentiousness of the shell and the design of the case, but on the practicality of using the unit by people who need a “ditch worked” and “darn work”.
And even if it will be in a matte black simple case with structured corners (hi Apple!), If only it would fit into your pocket and not wipe them from the inside. And ideally - also with the stock android and unlocked bootloader.
And also, so that this line develops in the spirit of an Apple iPhone - not just a few modifications, but 1-2 models of a new generation, purely so that you can upgrade.
PS: I work remotely as a system administrator, I have Sony Xperia Pro, I’m not very pleased with the performance, but I’m not ready to exchange the hardware keyboard for gigabytes and multi-core.
UPD:
Well, at least the topic was revealed. Judging by the number of “yes” in the vote, I am not alone.
For those who, perhaps, did not understand me, I will specify. I want toofficial development line of smartphones for convenient and mobile administration.
Features:
Form factor: Horizontal slider with a hardware localized keyboard
Processor: ~ 2x1.5GHz
Memory: 1-2GB
Built-in application memory: ~ 8GB + microSD
Screen: 3.7 "-4.2"
Battery:> 2500mAh
Wireless: WiFi, 2-3- 4G, possibly LTE (for versatility)
Thick, not wide, minimalistic design device.
To all those who spoke - thank you very much for the tips and links to the models, you may have to take some of the above.
I would like clarification from the minusers for why the minuses, maybe I incorrectly formulated something, put it in the wrong direction, underexposed the topic, but never mind - I apologize and try not to make such shortcomings in the future.
This concept is in some way the opposite of the one that is being implemented by all manufacturers of smartphones. I would like the emphasis not on the pretentiousness of the shell and the design of the case, but on the practicality of using the unit by people who need a “ditch worked” and “darn work”.
And even if it will be in a matte black simple case with structured corners (hi Apple!), If only it would fit into your pocket and not wipe them from the inside. And ideally - also with the stock android and unlocked bootloader.
And also, so that this line develops in the spirit of an Apple iPhone - not just a few modifications, but 1-2 models of a new generation, purely so that you can upgrade.
PS: I work remotely as a system administrator, I have Sony Xperia Pro, I’m not very pleased with the performance, but I’m not ready to exchange the hardware keyboard for gigabytes and multi-core.
UPD:
Well, at least the topic was revealed. Judging by the number of “yes” in the vote, I am not alone.
For those who, perhaps, did not understand me, I will specify. I want toofficial development line of smartphones for convenient and mobile administration.
Features:
Form factor: Horizontal slider with a hardware localized keyboard
Processor: ~ 2x1.5GHz
Memory: 1-2GB
Built-in application memory: ~ 8GB + microSD
Screen: 3.7 "-4.2"
Battery:> 2500mAh
Wireless: WiFi, 2-3- 4G, possibly LTE (for versatility)
Thick, not wide, minimalistic design device.
To all those who spoke - thank you very much for the tips and links to the models, you may have to take some of the above.
I would like clarification from the minusers for why the minuses, maybe I incorrectly formulated something, put it in the wrong direction, underexposed the topic, but never mind - I apologize and try not to make such shortcomings in the future.
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Do you need a similar “working” smartphone?
- 70.6% Yes, a simple handy tool is sorely lacking 507
- 29.3% No, it's all overkill and geeky 211