[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mackaby007:
Great work Chainfire.;)

For those of you that can't quite see the relevance of the Video processing and 3D accelleration in the Kaiser, take a little time to read the the info blow concerning the Intel 2700 chip found in the Dell Axim's PPC's.....which are by far the most successful dedicated Pocket PC's to date, Period!! Think the 3D hardware might have had something to do with its success? I certainly do...and so does Dell, hence the reason why they don't have to knock out a new device every couple of months like HTC!

Dell actually deliver on what they advertise (even if it took some work to get it working as well as it does now).

Read here:http://www.digit-life.com/articles2/pda/intel-2700g.html

P.S. As another member pointed out, HTC definitely advertise the Kaiser as a multimedia rich device for Video, Music etc. And Qualcomms spec-sheet claims that the MSM7200 is capable of H.263 and H.264 (HD codec!) playback (obviously at reasonable encoded resolutions and bitrate etc).

Intels 2700 chip is capable of 900,000 triangles per second

Qualcomms MSM7200 is capable of 4,000,000 3D triangles per second

Intels 2700 chip = 150 million pixels per sec

Quals MSM7200 = 133 million pixels per sec

Need I say more? Unless your stupid, there is a very good reason why many of us want our Kaisers/Tilt's working as they should or have been advertised.

For those who didn't want these alleged added new benefits to our PPC/Phones, why buy the Kaiser in the first place? Why not buy a slightly older HTC product for significantly less money that does Push E-mail, Web surfing etc equally well? Why? I'll tell you. Because you did want the full package and settling for less because that is the way you are.

If you're happy settling for less than you paid for or worked for, open your own thread and post your comments there how ridiculous you think this thread is, but please leave the rest of us alone to work on positive comments and ideas to get some solutions to the problems we have been facing and to get out of our machines what we paid a lot of money for!!

I'll say this one more time. I bought the HTC Universal and was disappointed by its performance compared to how HTC hyped it up. All complaints to them directly or jointly with other members here led to nothing.

The same thing happened with my TyTN and then my X7500. All these devices were hyped up as the best devices for business use but also heavily marketed as multimedia machines. Personally, I need both of these functions in a single device and if HTC or anyone else markets their upcoming device as just such a thing, I'm inclined to follow the progress on release dates.

However none of these reviewers ever review the darn things for its video playback/gaming or multimedia capabilities, so until we buy the device, we will never know. But the hyped ads for these devices are the biggest enticement of all to part with ones hard earned cash.

HTC....put the issues right that we complain about (namely lacking capabilities of advertised features due to non existent software for included hardware).

And for you no-brainers out there, you really think a technology company is more powerful than the people who invested in their products?

Wake up!! Even Presidents and other world leaders constantly loose their powerful positions due to inability to deliver on promises. If Microsoft can be taken to court, why shouldn't HTC be able to?

I like what I'm reading here and particularly applaud Chainfire's commitment to seeking justice. As I said I will financially do my bit as well.

Idea!? It might be good if those who have already come forward about starting a Lawsuit against HTC, actually contact each other via other private channels to merge individual efforts into an international one.

i.e. Multiple simultaneous lawsuits in as many country's as we get get it rolling.

Never forget who made these huge corporations in the first place. Hard working individuals like ourselves.