[HTC EVO 3D] gmap516:
Intro:

"How do you follow up one of the most popular, most successful, biggest and fastest phones of 2010? In the case of the recently announced Sprint HTC EVO 3D, you give it a higher resolution screen, 3D recording and playback capability, and you open up a whole new world of user generated content. Oh, and you make it even faster and more powerful."

-Source

EVO 3D

Software:

Ships with Gingerbread

Includes Sense 2.0 (?)

Includes Sprint Software

Hardware:

1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon dual-core processor

1GB RAM (Which can be expanded* into the External Storage, giving you up to 5GB RAM, which diminishes as you fill internal storage, down to a minimum of 1GB)

1GB Internal Storage (Previous rumors stated 4GB. This still isn't clear or confirmed at all either way.)

4.3" 3D qHD Display with a resolution of 960x540

Expandable memory: 8GB microSD card included: supports up to 32GB

Dual 5 MP cameras used to capture 3D images and videos

1.3MP front-facing camera

1730 mAh Li-ion battery

HDMI port

No kickstand... Devastating, I guess?

*Much like a page file on a PC This has also been pointed out as a rumor, and is MOST LIKELY NOT TRUE

Media:

DLNA for wirelessly streaming media from the phone to your TV or computer

Audio supported formats:

Playback: .AAC, .AMR, .OGG, .M4A, .MID, .MP3, .WAV, .WMA (Windows Media Audio 9)

Recording: .AMR

Video supported formats:

Playback:.3GP, .3G2, .MP4, .WMV (Windows Media Video 9), .AVI (MP4 ASP and MP3), .XVID (MP4 ASP and MP3)

Recording: .3GP

Form:

The EVO3D is similar in look and shape to the EVO. Here's what we've got

Size and Weight:

126mm x 65mm x 12.05mm (4.96" x 2.56" x 0.47")

170 grams (6.0 ounces) with the battery

Feel:

Taken from Engadget's hands-on review:

"As we'd mentioned in our hands-on, we immediately noticed that the EVO 3D didn't feel particularly heavy or bulky in the hand; in fact, we would've guessed that it was a bit lighter than the 4G. Well, turns out they're almost exactly the same weight -- holding the two one right after the other, we couldn't detect a difference.

As for dimensions, the 4G is actually wider -- the 3D's quite a bit more manageable when you're holding it, especially if you don't have giant paws -- and they're right around the same thickness."

Price: unknown

Release date: "Summer" 2011 (June)

Summary:

If you want the latest Sprint power-phone with latest industry hardware and technology - You won't be disappointed. While there are mixed reviews and feelings about the 3D feature of the phone, it seems that 3D is completely optional and is simply an added bonus for buying this already great phone.

Battery life is undetermined right now. While it boasts an industry-leading 1730 mAh Li-ion battery and the processor is some times number more efficient than the current EVO, people speculate it to have as much batter life as the current EVO.

In short: Like your EVOs now, this phone will be fast, bold, and furious, taken to a new extreme.

EDIT: Since the question has been asked on the forums, I've done a little bit of research:

How will the EVO 3D's display hold up against iPhone 4's?

To answer it shortly, the EVO 3D has a slightly lower resolution (960x540) than the iPhone 4 (960x640). Being that the EVO3D has a larger screen and a lower resolution, this means that the PPI (pixels per inch) will be lower, resulting in a slightly less sharp display.

Who is this phone good for?

Power-users who want only the best for themselves. Want to play the latest 3D graphics-intensive games on your phone? EVO3D is for you (please don't mistake 3D graphics for 3D images)

If you buy into the 3D thing, you'll also be able to shoot and view photos and videos in 3D.

This phone has power, screen size, and speed that make it worthwhile to keep far into the future.