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Guilherme Mazui

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What is the Difference Between HTC Desire HD and HTC Sensation?

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The HTC Desire HD and HTC Sensation are two smartphones with some similarities and differences. Here are the key differences between the two:

  1. Processor: The Desire HD has a single-core processor, while the Sensation features a dual-core processor and a newer chipset.
  2. Video Recording: The Desire HD can only record 720p video, whereas the Sensation can record at 1080p.
  3. Secondary Camera: The Desire HD does not have a secondary camera for video calling, while the Sensation does.
  4. Battery Capacity: The Sensation has a larger battery capacity of 1520mAh, compared to the Desire HD's 1400mAh.

Despite these differences, both phones have similar hardware in many aspects. However, the dual-core processor and larger battery capacity of the Sensation may provide better performance and longer battery life.

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    Here is a table comparing the differences between the HTC Desire HD and HTC Sensation:

    Feature HTC Desire HD HTC Sensation
    Display 3.7" OLED/AMOLED 4.3" Super LCD
    Resolution 480 x 800px 540 x 960px
    Pixel Density 252ppi 256ppi
    RAM 1GB 768MB stdout
    Storage 0.5GB 4GB
    SIM Card 1 1
    Dimensions 119mm x 60mm x 11.9mm 65.4mm x 148g x 11.3mm
    Weight 135g 148g
    Battery Unknown 5.76MBits/s (HSDPA)
    Camera 8 MP 8 MP
    GPU Unknown Adreno 205

    Please note that some of the specifications are not available for the HTC Desire HD and HTC Sensation, as indicated by "Unknown" in the table. The HTC Sensation has a larger display, higher resolution, and a dual-core processor, among other improvements over the HTC Desire HD.

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    Guilherme Mazui

    Guilherme Mazui is graduated in journalism from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) and a master's degree in Communication from the University of São Paulo (USP). In addition, he has experience in advertising writing and has worked as a content editor in several companies.