Gadgetory

hey guys this is adam Lamech pocket now calm we're going to take a look at the hardware on the new 18 th TC HD 7 s over here but we're also going to do a little comparison with the old HD 7 on t-mobile so let's check them out so first I forgot the hd7 s this is pretty much the same as the hd7 it's got your 1 gigahertz processor 512 megs of ram 16gb internal storage 4.3 inch wvga screen this is a super LCD screen though whereas the tmobile one is it regular LCD will take a look at that soon and let's just take a quick look around here got your passive buttons at your 18 team logo there's bevel 30 5 millimeter headset jack Markell USB microphone camera button volume controls power button and here's your camera this is a new camera actually I will do some test samples with the hd7 so you can see what's new about that and we have a nice little gold color there I will just do a little comparison here to pretty much the same but actually this button on the 7s clicks a lot better it's a lot easier to press half price is really obvious there whereas on the old HD 7 it was like is that a half press for oppress you can tell same with the power button this is a little bit easier to press on the 7s so that's a good thing because we didn't like that about the old HD 7 and on the back you'll notice there's some differences this one has been through some tough times and lost the seat but you can see the color is different on the backing and obviously under the kickstand we have silver over here and gold over there so that's our differences there now let's try some benchmarks use our Windows Phone benchmarking program and we can just do performance real quick when two frames per second so really close and here's the thing you really want to see display let's compare these this is super LCD and this is regular LCD this one's supposed to be a little bit better so we're going to look at color bands all bands should be distinguishable so that looks pretty good this looks a little bit more washed out that we have more saturation in the color over here so a little bit better color let's look at the black test now all squares should be visible let's take a closer look to see any squares there pretty hard to see these black squares on the 7s by over here I can definitely see those and it starts to disappear over here but in a more low light environment these actually appear very well but not so much on the 7s let's try the whites this one's a lot clearer you can definitely see all the squares up to number one fades a little bit but number one over here I can still see squares if we can close up on that so I can still see squares their number one it's very faint it can't see two squares at all there now this one's kind of important to this one uh what does it say all gradients should be smooth let's look at this close now I'm seeing some banding there I'm seeing little lines and there's some weird lines in the purple to know if that comes through on the camera but I'm definitely seeing some little lines they're old hd7 couple little lines but its overall it's a lot smoother much smoother color transitions grading tests these graders should be smooth but I am seeing some little lines there see some banding banding there as well this one looks a lot smoother and lastly viewing angle there's still color difference but let's see what happens well we got some glare I like it's a little bit darker as it turns I could just be the function but pretty good viewing angles not bad there as well both of these are set to maximum brightness by the way so that might affect things or it might not probably affects these guys but there's your display differences hopefully you can see that through the camera and so your choice which one you think is better but there's our Hardware tour of the hd7 s and a good comparison with the old HD 7 hope you enjoyed this video give us a thumbs up if you did that's it for now hmm