Category: HTC

HTC P3470 Will Be Available in May 2008

The new GSM communicator HTC P3470, also known as Pharos will be available in early/mid May at a price of $550-600. HTC P3470 is one of the best communicators to date, and is a perfect replacement for the P3300.

HTC P3470 Pharos Specifications:

* Type: communicator;
* Form-factor: candy bar;
* Materials used: plastic, soft-touch, metal;
* Operating system: Windows Mobile 6 Professional;
* CPU: TI’s OMAP 850 200 MHz;
* RAM: 128 Mb (~106 Mb available);
* ROM: 256 Mb (~140 Mb available;
* Connectivity: microSD (SDHC), Bluetooth 2.0+EDR (A2DP), USB 1.1 for charging/synch/headset;
* GSM: 850/900/1800/1900, GPRS/EDGE;
* GPS: SiRF Start III;
* Display: TFT 2.8″ with a resolution of 320×240 pixels, shows up to 65K colors;
* Camera: 2Mpix, macro mode, self-portrait mirror, 176×144-pixel video recording;
* Battery: detachable 1100 mAh Li-Ion;
* Dimensions: 108 x 58.3 x 15.7 mm;
* Weight: 122 g (with battery).

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Softbank to Launch HTC X03HT in Japan

Softbank plans to release a new smartphone called HTC X03HT in Japan this April. The device has following features:

* Size: 52x106x19.4 mm;
* 3G HSDPA support;
* QWERTY keyboard;
* Windows Mobile 6.0 OS;
* Office Mobile (Word, Excel and PowerPoint);
* Multimedia player;
* microSD card slot of up to 8GB;
* Bluetooth connectivity;
* Colors: Red, White and Black.

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HTC Touch Dual is Available in France

HTC Touch Dual is available now in France, from Mobilux. The handset looks to be an upgraded version of the highly appreciated HTC Touch. It comes with stronger hardware and also a slider form factor to satisfy those who are less keen on using touchscreen for handling their devices at all times. The device uses the easy-type keypad in order to pack all letters and numbers as well and make it easy to type long text messages on the phone. It should work perfectly especially for those who have smaller thumbs, for more precision, as the buttons are extremely small and might pose a problem at some times.

HTC Touch Dual runs on a 400 MHz processor and uses Windows Mobile 6 Professional as well as the TouchFLO interface that HTC decided to pack in all its future smartphones. The 2.6 inch QVGA touchscreen is one of the most important features on this phone and should manage to appeal to just as many people as the HTC Touch phone managed to do.

The phone’s sizes are rather average, as it will fail to break any slimness records with its 15.8 mm in thickness and 120 grams. Still, HTC Touch Dual is a 3G enabled phone, a technology that came with the evolution to slider form. Other than that, it also packs a 2 megapixel camera and a microSD card slot to store a great amount of personal files.

HTC Touch Dual has just hit France and will come at the price of 540 euros, at online retailer Mobilux. The handset has already been available for some time now, in Japan, under the name of FOMA HT110.

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Telus brings HTC Touch S640 to Canada

Telus released two of HTC’s desirable phones in Canada. The HTC Touch takes the popular GSM touchscreen phone from Europe and adapts it to CDMA networks. In Canadian form, the device is also set to run at 3G speed with EVDO and will run even faster with an impending EVDO Revision A software upgrade, Telus says. It shares the same 2-megapixel camera and Windows Mobile 6 Professional interface as the original Touch and should be available now for as little as $150 Canadian with a three-year plan or $500 without any contract.

The carrier today also unveiled its version of the HTC S640. A more conventional QWERTY design, the phone will also have support for EVDO Rev. A and a 2-megapixel camera but will add Wi-Fi to provide high-speed Internet access on a local network without using costly cellular bandwidth. It also launches today and fetches the same $150 price on a 3-year term, but uses its smaller screen to reduce the contract-free price to $450.

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HTC Announces Touch Dual Phone

HTC announced the Touch Dual mobile phone yesterday. The HTC Touch Dual builds on the success of the HTC Touch, and features both a touchscreen as well as a sliding keypad for those not as quick using a touchscreen. Two versions will be available with either a 12 or 20-inch keypad.
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