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HTC’s updated Advantage X7510

Posted by Jack Cook on Feb 17, 2008

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There are a slew of pictures that Engadget Mobile took while they had a quick look at the HTC Advantage X7510.  I like this device and think it would be perfect for what I do but for some reason I’ve been holding off and with the new design, I may have made the right decision because I like it … a lot!  Size … it is big but not too big.  It’s not a laptop although one might think it is a very small one.  If you like this device then you might want to check out the pictures they got just to get those device envy juices flowing again!

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And if you missed the post about Matt Miller Reviews new HTC Advantage the other day, it is well worth looking at.  Matt did a nice job and has a short video you will enjoy.

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    • gasusan2005

      Great photos! I have been looking at the Advantage too (especially with all the “issues” with the HTC Shift). Perhaps it will be availablein the US by our birthdays later this year!

      I think Chris ought to get one for two of his favorite (wink wink) blog posters! lol

    • http://experiencemobility.com Jack Cook

      Christmas is coming…..

    • Menneisyys

      Note that its keyboard isn’t particularly good either… (I’ve thoroughly tested it at MWC too).

    • http://experiencemobility.com Jack Cook

      now i’m bummed!!

    • Menneisyys

      You meant the keyboard? :)

      You might still find it usable. I didn’t because I had been spoiled by the excellent keyboard of the Universal. The vibrating effect just can’t fix the problem of the buttons’ not traversing at all and all having a “sensor” effect (it’s like typing on a sensor keyboard with no mechanical keys at all). Personally, I wouldn’t be able to use it as effectively as on the, phiysically, smaller (!) Universal – only with an external TO SA keyboard.

      (And I haven’t even mentioned it’s still based on the outdated PXA270 architecture.)

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