Ipinadala sa inyo ni Tam sa pamamagitan ng Google Reader:
Just stumbled upon these concept images of HTC HD3 and thought I should share it with you all. This one, unlike any previous leaks that we have seen looks closer to what could be the real deal come this fall, when Windows Phone 7 Series devices will finally roll out to the masses.
Hardware wise, this phone is said to sport a 1.5Ghz Snapdragon processor with 1GB of RAM and ROM. The built-in 8 megapixels camera will be able to shoot videos at 720p HD resolution. There will also be a front-facing camera for video conferencing, along with the three standard Windows Phone 7 Series buttons: Start, Search and Back.
HTC HD2 was released in October last year and was the first Windows phone to feature multi-touch support through HTC Sense (aka HTC TouchFLO 3D 2.5). By the time Windows Phone 7 Series devices are ready, HD2 will already be an year old and it would be a perfect time for HTC to unleash its successor in the form of HD3. If HD3 is anywhere near to these concept images and specs, I’ll be sold. [via Pocketnow]
You may also like to check out:
- Windows Phone 7 Series vs iPhone
- Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android
- Windows Phone 7 Series Theme for iPhone and iPod touch
- Windows Phone 7 Metro UI Theme for Windows Phones
- Windows Phone 7 Series Theme for Windows Mobile 6.5.x
You can follow me on twitter or join our facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Windows phones.
Related Posts
Mga bagay na maaari ninyong gawin mula dito:
- Mag-subscribe sa Redmond Pie gamit ang Google Reader
- Umpisahang gamitin ang Google Reader upang madaling masubaybayan ang lahat ng paborito ninyong sites
Microsoft is not any stranger to having companions galore within the cellphone business, but its lineup of manufacturers for the upcoming, surprisingly promising Home windows Phone 7 launch is not any much less impressive. After plenty of rumoring, Microsoft has confirmed that Dell and HTC shall be making Home windows Phone 7 telephones, in addition to ASUS, LG, and Samsung who had already been confirmed. All of these companies ought to have their stamp on hardware by the end of the year, with the launch of the OS still vaguely slated for the “holidays” We’ve no doubt that all five producers can construct some compelling, horny hardware, however we’re significantly enthused to see Dell actually moving into the game after the impressive Streak and that drool worthy leak a little while back. read more at http://www.wp7forum.com followers group.