Yeah I owned an Evo 3d, the RAM performance was awful, the company skin devoured it, there was less RAM to spare than on than on my single core Sammy Galaxy S 1 and that was with twice the RAM. But I don’t understand how 3D prevents 2D, how it’s more expensive, I’d love a 3D Nexus 7/2, my 3D TV has never stopped me watching 2D TV and I love 3D, a $200 3D monitor a couple of $15 speakers, $40 set top box, $100 3D Blue Ray player and I was in a world of my own. Where’s the disadvantage, I know it might cost 0.1% more, but who cares if a 6″ phone costs 1/1,000 the more for 1/12 more functionally, I love watching HD movies on my Nexus 7 and playing games on it, frankly I’d like to see 3D ultra definition in my hands, cheap. I look forward to full HD on the Nex 7/2, in my hands in a month and a half or so, given that Samsung were half way to UD with the Nex 10, it’s even possible they’ll release a Nex UD at Google I/O. The Evo 3D was cheaper, than the Galaxy Nexus I replaced it with, so gimme my Nex 3D UD yesterday please, Toshiba made a glasses free 3D UD monitor 2 years ago, in the end, smaller screens wind up being cheaper. If N7/2 has four times the resolution of my GS1, only 30 months ago and costs half as much, then follow my math and a Nex 3D UD could cost the same as a N7/2 in the 2015 Christmas holiday buying season, therefore by 2018 there could be 4 billion of them in our clammy hands. They could be served by Xbox 1440, don’t forget Snapdragon 800 and Tegra 4 are already UD capable, Xbox 720 and PS4 have 8 cores, 8 GB GDDR5, 8 series AMD graphics, pulling down a trillion floating point calculations a second. Memory cue ‘A trill for a triple 8′, here’s another one Note 3 has 3GB of LPDDR3, triple three, won’t be long before we get LPGDDR5, sorry, just thinking out loud, in techno babble, what once was science fantasy, becomes sci fi, becomes near future, then old hat, at least in graphics.