HTC Victor – An HTC Diamond without the Diamonds

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HTC Victor – An HTC Diamond without the Diamonds

Posted by Chris Leckness on Jul 17, 2008

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I kind of think those Diamonds look sexy, but the back of this one does too. Hmm… Heck, I’ll take either in a US GSM variety. This version is being dubbed as the HTC Victor and according to Mobile Burn, it will be coming to Telus in Canada.

htc_victor

Source: Some Taiwanese Blog via Mobile Burn

Tagged with HTC, HTC Diamond, HTC Victor, Telus

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Anon

Thats the victor C if its the CDMA one, the victor (sans C) is still a GSM model.

hyedipin

I like it much better this way.

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