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Guilherme Mazui

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What is the Difference Between HTC Incredible S and HTC Sensation?

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The HTC Incredible S and HTC Sensation are two smartphones with some differences in terms of specifications and features. Here are the main differences between the two devices:

  1. Processor: The HTC Sensation has a dual-core processor, while the HTC Incredible S has a single-core processor.
  2. Camera: Both devices have rear cameras with 8 MP and auto-focus, but the HTC Incredible S can record HD videos in 720p at 30fps, while the HTC Sensation can record 1080p videos.
  3. Aftermarket Support: There is more aftermarket (read: XDA) support for the HTC Sensation and its close cousin, the Desire HD, than for the HTC Incredible S.

Despite these differences, both devices have similar performance in daily use.

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    • Comparative Table: HTC Incredible S vs HTC Sensation

    Here is a table comparing the differences between the HTC Incredible S and the HTC Sensation:

    Feature HTC Incredible S HTC Sensation
    Dimensions 11.7mm thick 11.3mm thick
    Battery 1450mAh 1520mAh
    Display 4" 4.3"
    Screen Resolution 800x400 pixels 960x540 pixels
    Processor Single core Dual core
    Video Recording No 1080p recording 1080p recording
    Secondary Camera Resolution Higher resolution Lower resolution
    Included Memory Card No 8GB card Ships with 8GB card

    The HTC Sensation is thinner, has a larger display with better screen resolution, a more powerful battery, a dual-core processor, and can record 1080p video compared to the HTC Incredible S. Additionally, while the Incredible S does not come with an 8GB memory card, the Sensation ships with one included.

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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.