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 … CompUSA Lists HTC Advantage X7501

?Coming Soon? is what we see on the Comp USA site with no hints as to when it will arrive but we do know it will be soon and it will cost $899.99.

hang in there ? it?s coming!! (and hopefully to their local stores as well as the web)

Overview for High Tech Computer HTC Advantage X7501 Mobile Office

(Based on manufacturer?s information)

The HTC Advantage X7501 is a powerful mobile office device that lets you work wherever and whenever you want. Powered by Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 with Direct Push Technology, you have the office tools you need while on the road. Attach the QWERTY keyboard and easily type up documents, e-mails, and messages. The huge 5-inch VGA display provides you more than enough room for surfing the Web and viewing documents. With its 3G, Wi-Fi® and Bluetooth® 2.0 capabilities, you stay connected to the world.

The built-in 8GB hard drive gives you plenty of room to store your work and media files on the phone, and if that?s not enough, insert a miniSD? card to add even more storage space. Use the TV Out feature to output contents on the screen onto an external display such as a Projector or TV when doing presentations or sharing photos. You can also print out documents by connecting to a Bluetooth® or network printer. Have your office with you wherever you are with the HTC Advantage X7501.

Highlights

• Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 6 Standard with Direct Push Technology

• 624 MHz CPU

• Built-in 8GB hard drive with miniSD? expansion slot

• Laptop-style experience with a huge 5-inch touch screen display and detachable QWERTY keyboard

• Always ?on?, connect to your office, watch videos or listen to music anywhere

• Built-in GPS

• Tri-band UMTS/HSDPA and quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE

• Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi®

• 3 megapixel camera with auto focus and flash

• HTC VueFLO? for easy navigation

• TV or VGA Out lets you output screen contents to an external viewing device

Visit the CompUSA site here.

via Engadget Mobile

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