HTC Touch Diamond - First Review

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I already blogged about the Diamond, (click here to download the diamond's keyboards: )
Today I saw a good review in MobileReview

Some highlights:
3-megapixel camera,
Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro.
3G support,
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0 and/or GPS.
528 Mhz CPU

Size
As you can see - the Diamond looks very impressive with a thin cut comparing to other Windows Mobile devices:

Screen:
The HTC Touch Diamond is the first device to bring VGA resolution and a 2.8-inch display together


TouchFLO 3D - the great user interface which wraps up the entire device. As cool as it may look, I assume that behind the scenes it will be the same good old Windows Mobile user interface which means - you have a great shortcuts interface, but opening the calendar, messages, tasks and mails will still look the same as it is today...

Comments

Anonymous said…
THIS ITEMS ARE FOR SALES AND THEY ARE BRAND NEW, UNLOCKED WITH ALL THE COMPLETE ACCESSORIES IN THE ORIGINAL BOX, INTERESTED BUYER SHOULD CONTACT US THROUGH EMAIL AT: m_links@live.com

NOKIA N96 for $370usd
Sony Ericsson G900 for $250usd
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 for $330usd
3G iPhone for $300usd
8GB Apple iPhone for $280usd
16GB Apple iPhone for $380usd
SAMSUNG U900 for $360usd
Samsung i900 Omnia for $340usd
HTC Touch Diamond for $350usd
HTC Touch Pro for $400usd

HTC Touch Pro specification...

# Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional
# Qualcomm MSM 7201A @ 528MHz
# 512MB ROM / 256MB RAM
# 7.2MB HSDPA / HSUPA
# 2.8" VGA screen
# WiFi
# Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR
# GPS: GPS/AGPS
# 3.1MP Camera with flash
# Forward facing VGA camera
# TV out
# G-sensor (same as the Diamond)
# FM Radio
# microSD card slot
# 1350mAh battery
# 145 grams
# Keyboard: Slide-out 5 row QWERTY keyboard

EMAIL US IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING.
CONTACT EMAIL: m_links@live.com

We offer prompt shipping from our Store, The product will arrive at your destination within 2 Days Via UPS Courier Services.

THANKS.
July 28, 2008

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