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Samsung Omnia 7 loads games faster than HTC 7 Trophy [Video]

Article by on Tuesday, 2 November 2010

As these new WP7 devices are starting to become more available, differences are starting to become apparent. One of those differences appears to be load times for video games, with the Samsung clearly beating the HTC 7 Trophy.

Much speculation  is the memory: the Omnia 7 uses Samsung’s NAND chips while HTC uses internal memory with expandable microSD, causing slower performance.

So this could be the future trade off : expandable memory vs. faster speeds.

Which do you prefer?

Source: YouTube; via wmpoweruser

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