One touch, one HTC Touch Diamond
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- Happy?
- G5j
- 08 May 2008
Ok what with the 10 : 23?
Its shown like 3 times, must important in some way , like a release date 10/23 or the price $1023(hope not), or maybe i'm just being paranoid?
Either way this phone seem great but HTC has let me down before with touch phone, and their horrible phone cameras.
WinMO 6.1 is looking great tho.
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- Anonymous
- p3I
- 08 May 2008
well, according to the HTC site ("where to by" link) it will be around 459 Euro
Not that much for that kind of device....from my point of view. :)
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- Anonymous
- Pcb
- 07 May 2008
gsm 850, wcdma 850 and 1900 should have been included... i think the notion of europe/asia version and us/america version shouldn't exist on phones anymore... there are countries in asia that rolls out wcdma 850 already
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- Jacks
- i5%
- 07 May 2008
please can someone tell me if it has haptics/vibrating feedback? i know the phones not released yet, but this seems to b a factor that everyone missed out.
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- Anonymous
- P2c
- 07 May 2008
How much will cost???
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- Anonymous
- SkE
- 07 May 2008
its a beautiful mobile and specifications are superb
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- gooster
- q}7
- 07 May 2008
The Americas version is 850 mhz as well?
Does that mean it will work in Canada??
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- Daz
- Tk1
- 07 May 2008
HTC should've given the device a bit of shape - why always so square on the edges!?!
All these 'touch' devices (incl iPhones and LG Viewty) are too fingerprint-intensive anyway - yuk - send something made more for outdoors use rather than having to treat each phone like it's a million bucks!
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- Soroosh
- nTJ
- 07 May 2008
Wowowo Very Nice I Love
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- MBB
- pk0
- 07 May 2008
The YouTube video is no longer available, please check it!
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- Anonymous
- Rnp
- 07 May 2008
Its a vry nice phon.Evrythin is prfct in its place except battery. Thanks to htc.
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- GiGi.
- i8@
- 07 May 2008
"This device looks beautiful & I like the features, it's a shame the display is only 2.8". There is a massive difference between 2.8" & 3.5" and THE BIGGER THE SCREEN THE BETTER. It doesn't matter if the phone is 5mm wider or 10mm longer."
This is complete bullshit my friend, the larger the screen the bigger the device so 2.8 inch is a good compromise and besides that this is one of the few screens that boost a resolution of 640x480 what makes it way better then most screens at the marked at this moment.
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- Anonymous
- vmy
- 07 May 2008
This device looks beautiful & I like the features, it's a shame the display is only 2.8". There is a massive difference between 2.8" & 3.5" and THE BIGGER THE SCREEN THE BETTER. It doesn't matter if the phone is 5mm wider or 10mm longer.
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- r.0.c.k.
- M@T
- 07 May 2008
W0W!!! that 3d t0uchfl0 GUI is S0 MUCH BETTER than the 2d 0ne. VERY iPh0ne-like! nice t0 see this 'new' dev. in htc devices!!!
HTC is stepping up their 'game' & thats just GREAT!
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- Diamonds are forever
- Sg7
- 07 May 2008
And the X1 is made by whom..?
Yep. HTC.
The X1 is a different product, it has a QWERTY. I don't think it'll be the Diamond's direct competition. The Diamond is more of a "superphone", much slimmer and more stylish.
The X1 still has the advantage of the SE logo stamped on it, though.
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- Mad
- M@T
- 07 May 2008
Hahaha funny htc,thousands of ur htc owner still angry because of lack of video driver/very slom ui on ur htc touch,tytn 11,cruise etc...wtf...
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- Anonymous
- nCb
- 07 May 2008
Realy i like it much better than other pda,i'm waiting for this phone
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- RK
- fuV
- 07 May 2008
By the looks of things the HTC Touch 3D software runs on WinMo, so all the X1 requires is the ability to install this software, since they both run on the same 6.1 version of WinMo pro. It will be even beta if its made a one of the panels (HTC 3D Panel).
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- Anonymous
- pYR
- 07 May 2008
Check it out on htc.com. BUT NOTE, the camera does not have any flash, and is only 3.2, which for a high end design is woeful compared to the standard 5mps. So the camera lets the phone down.
4mb is adequate memory, but the battery is the KEY component overall. Have all your fancy features, but if your phone goes down during a call, surely the key point of having any phone is lost - and if you lose the call, how frustrating is that? Surely easy for HTC to up the battery before it hits the stores?
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- Savor
- Ygj
- 07 May 2008
They should try to mass market this phone by next year. This has mass market appeal similar to what RiM did to their BlackBerry Pearl and Curve. If it goes to AT&T, I hope they try to sell it for $99 before 2010. It would be a smart move for HTC to broaden their brand name.