With Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system look similar with original HTC from HTC factory at Taiwan.
HTC is quite generous with the package, the box itself is cool and we get a pouch and an extra stylus. The “commons” include the phone, battery, charger, handsfree, USB cable, 2 stylus (1 extra), screen protector, 2 CD-ROM and 1 user’s guide.
On its first start-up, the bundled programs are installed and configured. There is no need to do any manual installation yourself. You don’t even need to use the bundled CD-ROM.
That’s all the keys we have on the phone. Besides the usual Answer/Reject, there is also a home screen that brings back the TouchFLO 3D and a back key for going to the previous page.
Traditionally HTC uses a USB-to-3.5mm adapter for handsfree. To make it more music-friendly HTC threw in a 3.5mm jack for our favorite earphone. The power button can toggle the power-save mode and the full function mode.
The mini-USB port is here, although it looks a bit different than the standard mini-USB port you can use standard cable with no problem. The stylus on the bottom right corner is magnetized so that it “clips on” the phone automatically at close proximity. Pulling out the stylus also wakes up the phone from power-save mode.
The Qualcomm 7201A CPU is no longer the fastest CPU out there. The Marvell CPU found on the Samsung i900 Omnia is the new speed champion. Rumor has it that the TouchFLO 3D is customized for the Qualcomm CPU and that it would be hard to switch to Marvel. Anyways, you shouldn’t notice the speed difference in most cases and the HTC Touch HD is very responsive most of the time.
The bundled application suite is quite nice. You can open PDF files, zip files, and made long voice recording without hunting for 3rd party software.
The keyboard is a pain! While it enlarges the key after each press like the iPhone 3G, the crowdedness of the keys make it very easy to mistype. Luckily there are 3rd party input methods like TouchPal and Tengo that can bring back the speed in typing on the HTC Touch HD.
"Since its internal storage is only 512MB, using a microSD card is unavoidable. The slot is hidden beneath the battery so you need to turn it off, change it, wait about 1 minute before you can access the content. Just this time only, I think HTC made a correct choice. I wouldn’t want to find a microSD card slot on the gorgeous, one-piece body.
The HTC Touch HD comes very close to perfection. The screen is simply beautiful, TouchFLO 3D is finally smooth enough to use, 3.5mm jack is a belated but welcomed move, thickness is well controlled at 12mm and the 5MP, auto-focus camera is great. Minor glitches include difficulty in changing card, lack of flash and slow auto-focus speed, but they are not serious enough to prevent from being the WM phone champion."
And this phone made by China Mainland (not original HTC) you can buy jus bellow 200 USD
Specification :
Quad-band(850/900/1800/1900) windowes6.1+wifi+gps phone
| 1, 3.2'' touch screen&handwriting | |||||
| 2, Windows 6.5 or windows 6.1 at optional, wifi , build-in GPS chip, CPU: samsung S3c2443-533MHZ | |||||
| 3, Built-in 1.3M digital camera ,FM , bluetooth , TV out function | |||||
| 4, Mp3/mp4 full screen , sound recorder funciton | |||||
| 5,Support T-flash memory card , come with 2GB freely | |||||
| 6,Language:English,French,Spanish,Russion, Vietnam,Indonesian ,Turkish,Arabic,Deutsch,Persian,Thai ,Dutch,Rumania | |||||
| 7,Accessories:two battery ,one power charger,one earphone,USB cable,english manual ,TF card (2GB),CD-Rom , car chager, car frame | |||||
| 8,Color:black | |||||
| 9,Size: 116mm*60mm*14.5mm; Weight: 109g |
