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I tend to go a bit overboard on my reviews honestly (been told I'm writing a novel) lol and yet the ones I do on Amazon and Sprint website are even longer. But if I do get this, I won't disappoint and will do a lengthy review. I stand corrected. Awesome I'm sure some developer will get their hands on it and hack the living crap out of it. Either way, I see Sprint making a killing with this device, at the very least with schools and workplaces. The specs are not that bad... Size: 4.7w x 4.7d x 1.1h (120.6mm x 120.6mm x 28.5mm) Weight: 14.1 oz (400 grams) Processor: 1.2GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM890 chipset processor Device Display: 4" WVGA touchscreen with 800 x 400 resolution (Gorila Glass) Projection Display: between 10 inches up to 10 feet Projector Type: DLP Lamp Brightness: 100 lumens (which basically means in all mostly dark environment) Lamp Life: 20,000 Hours (2 years 3 months if on 24 hours or 5 hours a day then its 7 years 8 months ), Max Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Native Resolution: 1280 x 800) Contrast Ratio: 1,000:1 Aspect ratio: 4.3 or 16.9 Battery: 5,000mAh Litium-ion Memory Internal: 4GB ROM Memory External: 1GB RAm microSD card (support up to 32GB) Ports: 1- USB 3.0 input, 1- HDMI input, 1- 3.5mm stereo headset/audio jack Connectivitiy: Bluetooth, Sprint Spark (3G/4G LTE) (Finger rest time) OS: Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi Miracast Embedded Speaker Power bank - to charge mobile phones Netflix Google services (play, Chrome, Search, Gmail, Maps, Calendar, Drive, Youtube) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Price: $449.99 or 24 monthly payments of $18.75 with $0 money down on Sprint Easy Pay Source: Sprint

I've been wanting a projector for the longest and this device may just break my uncanny excuse for holding off buying one, as well as break my bank. lol Too bad it doesn't have a hdmi input port so one can attach Chromecast to it. But every thing else seems perfect. not bad for $450 or $18.75 on EasyPay. Since I already have a hotspot as well as the one on my phone so i won't need a data plan. I wonder who among us will be the first to get it and review it. TS

I fluctuate between 3 to 7 GB a month on my phone and on laptop tethered to my hotspot about 2-4. So a 10GB plan is fine for my needs. Has anyone figured out if these plans have tethering or is it the usual hotspot add on?

I still say my Bingo would have been better.

SERO From Hell's heart I stab at thee btw, i didn't know there was a P version of SERO. TS out

i find this one very interesting. Especially for those like myself that can't get into a Framily plan since existing customers aren't suppose to join one. (plus I hate having to go through hoops and loops, address changes, cut off my family jewels, give up my first born to join Framily) I too hope this goes nationwide. The more choices the better. TS

^ LMAO at the tweet I wonder what John Rumpelstiltskin Legere is going to tweet now over this FCC claim. I just can't see how Masa still finds this guy in high regards. Especially when he continues to belittle Sprint in tweets and acts like a jerk. Now with this accusation, its best to leave T-Mobile to its own demise, forget this merger and just concentrate on shoring up Sprint.

Probably a note saying "Ha Ha made you look" Although it looks thin/thick enough to be a tablet of some sort. TS

That LG Watch and Samsung Gear Live look nice. I haven't used a watch in ages, these just might bring me back to using one.

lol BOT, I like the watch features.. expect that double sided peanut butter non sync issue lol

I like what i see so far.

This has been bugging me for some time now, but is there any way to determine who is the owner of the site below? It isn't a Clear site nor a Sprint site since that is about 2 blocks further up the street, I'm incline to think it may be Verizon since there is a Verizon data center across the street, but then again. Anyway.. Google map View 1 Closest view of the site Google Map view 2 View of the site as well as the Verizon data center building across the street. Location is at Lefferts Blvd and 115th Avenue. There are no signs indicating who it may belong to except the usual no tresspassing signs. Edit: nevermind, Its AT&T according to the cell reception site search page.

^ yeah this basically sums it up for me,

I'm still wondering if I was witnessing another event of some sort. I'm certainly am not happy. TS

What I find odd is that the towers near me both at home and work have been updated a while back and yet every once in a while I encounter the same issue as member derrph has. Things that make you go hmmmm. TS

I'm a bit confused on that first sentence. I could be wrong in my opinion, but lets say Softbank does announce this in July or worse further in August. I don't see how any device sold by Sprint being released this year alone would have the capability to access T-Mobile's network almost immediately. Are you saying that Sprint would unlock the GSM domestic radios in current world phones to make this possible? TS

I was really hoping that it would rename the combined company to something new or at least stay as Sprint since it is the second or first oldest telecom in the US , but eh, these suits are going to do what every tickles their fancy. So I guess S4GRu will have to change colors and name now. On second thought, S4GRu is still good. Since Softbank is the parent company. Hey Robert, nice colors... TS out

Links works for me, just takes a quite a bit of time to download.

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I agree, which reminds me of this old pic. I also feel that most will return as well. anyway, lets get back to the topic at hand. Anyone else have ideas of what it can be about. The HD Voice seems to be the most logical one so far. TS

I'm curious to know what the event is about, but the tag line is Happy Connecting which is being blurbed out in the latest Framily commercials. TS

Note to self: do not read comments on other sites which are usually filled with idiotic Sprint haters. TS

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I am trying to visualize the lip mount you mention above and can't seem to figure out how that would be attached. I see this one on ebay that attaches to the roof rails but still how does one route the cable into the car without drilling a hole? Too bad the antenna can't be mounted on the dashboard but I don't know if that is practical or even safe? I sure would love to try this though. TS

I wonder if Sprint challenging the government request back then might hinder its proposed T-Mobile merger now in retaliation.