I would be very interested if it would be an OLED but now im just dreaming. ;-)
Really? I didn't know there was a difference, beyond OLED's tendency to smear any type of animated content all across the screen :evil:
Anyway, I fear I have no hope of getting the device I'd be most interested in buying. My perfect device would:
- be about the same width and height as the L920, but thinner, and have smaller bezels, resulting in a slightly larger display
- have a 720p AMOLED display (because I {a} value high contrast ratios and {b} think the necessary sacrifice to battery life for 1080p isn't worth the miniscule improvement to sharpness on a display of that size).
- include a Snapdragon 801 with an underclocked/undervolted CPU. Basically, I want a high end SoC that is underclocked so CPU performance matches that of a mid range device, in exchange for better battery life. The high-end GPU should be clocked at stock frequencies however. Combining that GPU with a 720p display would allow it to outperform anything else on the market in terms of frame rates. Such a device may not be the fastest at calculating pi to a million decimal places, but in terms of perceived performance it would be second to none, despite the underclocked CPU.
- dual-sim support, which would allow me to travel across Europe and avoid roaming costs, while still being available on my standard number (I currently use two phones for this)
- finally include decent storage technology, and either give me a 128GB option or allow for a memory card (the junk storage technology in current generation devices is the biggest drag on app launch times).
- include the largest capacity battery that could possibly be crammed into the available space.
I know there isn't even a snowball's chance in hell of the Martini being anything like this, but I hope the Martini at least nails other people's idea of an ideal smartphone.