High-end GPU battle

[djunio]

You may see the myTouch Slide on there and think, this isn't a high-end device. After these tests performed by Taylor Wimberly from androidandme, you may have a change in the way you think. The Slide not only holds its own, but wins most of the tests. What do you think about this?

http://androidandme.com/2010/06/news...-gpu-showdown/

[Jas0n]

I think id still buy an N1 b4 i buy a slide

[djunio]

I would too but its not a "scrub" device how a lot of people think it is.

[djunio]

I wish the Galaxy S was included in more tests then 1. it would've put up some crazy results.

[Jas0n]

I wish the Galaxy S was included in more tests then 1. it would've put up some crazy results.

Now there is a device i would like to see put thru the paces...has alot of potential.

[Wonsanim]

Interesting but suppose to test more the Galaxy S

[InsightGoalie]

I would too but its not a "scrub" device how a lot of people think it is.

The only reason I it's not getting blown away is that it's running half the resolution... It's still a "scrub" device.

[djunio]

The only reason I it's not getting blown away is that it's running half the resolution... It's still a "scrub" device.

lol, huge screens aren't for everybody, the slide is awesome. I seen it in action and can handle anything you throw at it.

[InsightGoalie]

lol, huge screens aren't for everybody, the slide is awesome. I seen it in action and can handle anything you throw at it.

I didn't mention screen size though. I said resolution. Yes, they typically go hand in hand but, not always. The N1 is 3.7 and the EVO is 4.3 but, the same resolution. I don't think I've ever seen a 3.2 WVGA screen though. To me, after the 3.7 of the N1 I don't think I could go back to smaller...

[djunio]

Slide has a 3.4 screen