So the package arrived yesterday and I was able to unbox the Nexus One this afternoon. I knew that by getting that custom laser engraving, It’d be delayed by a week but I think it’s worth it.
First, and this is pretty obvious, the phone is pretty fast — you can really feel that processing power kicking from inside. Having used the HTC Hero running 528MHz, the 1GHz SnapDragon CPU really does make a difference.
Second, is brown the new black? I honestly didn’t like the brown tones on the Nexus One. The brown looked okay on the Hero since it’s got a brushed-metal finish but the matte finish on the Nexus One made the brown dull and cold. But that’s just me.
Lastly, I missed the HTC Sense UI. The Nexus One has the Android widgets but I liked the eye-candy of the HTC Sense UI and the native widgets better.
As predicted, I spent just under Php28k for the unit, all in all. Not bad considering I got the HTC Hero from HK two months ago for Php30k. That makes my primary and secondary phone an HTC-made handsets. The Android OS really changed the playing field here.
Okay, enough of the first impressions. Will post a full review by next week.
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dan says:
sir abe, ano ginamit para ma ship sa inyo? i am planning to purchase laptop from US kasi. give me advise po. thanks
karl.s says:
drool, sana magkaroon din ako niyan, do you experience the same network problem like in US about 3G?
Cheftonio says:
Nice! Can’t wait for the full review! Also interested in the booktop review.. if there will be any hehehe thanks Abe! :P
Arnold Gamboa says:
One liner lang, Abe: If you’re going to choose whether to get an iPhone or a Nexus One as your ONLY business phone, which would you choose?
Rich says:
sana lang merong Dual-SIM nyan…
sylv3rblade says:
Waiting for the review :D
The Teknisyan says:
Nice… very nice… the envy of all!!! will wait for the full review!! hehehe…
http://teknisyan.blogspot.com/
The Teknisyan says:
Nice… very nice… the envy of all!!! I will wait for the full review and may do some research on my own!
http://teknisyan.blogspot.com
superdan says:
very pretty.. i hope it is the would-be rival for iphone everyone’s been waiting for. looking to get this as my replacement phone (if ever my phone gives up on me or got lost).
Jon says:
WOW!! What a beauty. Though I do agree that brown does not match the Nexus One somehow. 28k? If I had the money, I’d get that the way you did sir.
There are some units being sold locally online, however, they are VERY expensive, around 30-35k.