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HTC Touch Pro Arrives at Verizon

Posted by Jack Cook on November 24, 2008 – 3:12 pm
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Decisions … Decisions … Decisions

verizon-tpro I’ve pretty much decided on what my next device will be and the question now is where do I want to get my service from.  Now that Verizon has added the Touch Pro to it stable of devices, the decision has become harder.  Having the performance and functionality of a device with Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional coupled with the a slide–out QWERTY keyboard, a 5–way navigation key and the extras that HTC adds with the Touch Flo interface, this is pretty much as close to a perfect device for my needs.

Having the advantage of Wi–Fi connectivity, Bluetooth, the ability to tether as well as enjoy my music and videos along with the myriad of “must have” applications I use everyday will be thoroughly enjoyed with the Touch Pro and with the strong Verizon network …. this could be the one!

Features:

  • EV–DO, 1X RTT Capable (Rev. A capable)
  • Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional
  • Microsoft Office Word Mobile, Excel® Mobile, PowerPoint® Mobile; and OneNote® Mobile; Adobe® Reader® LE PDF viewer
  • View, edit, create Word; Excel files; view only PowerPoint, PDF files
  • Browser: Opera Mobile
  • Windows Media Player 10
  • Memory: 512MB Flash/128MB RAM
  • Wi–Fi Connectivity (802.11 b/g)
  • Bluetooth Wireless Technology (v2.0)
  • 2.8″ Display: 480×640 pixel VGA resolution; 64K color support TFT–LCD
  • Touch–sensitive LCD display
  • Portrait and landscape orientation
  • Slide Out QWERTY Keyboard with 5–Way Navigation Key
  • 3.2 megapixel camera with flash, auto–focus and video capture
  • microSD memory slot (up to 16GB)
  • Voice command capable
  • Speakerphone
  • Security locking features
  • Text, Picture and Video messaging (MMS)
  • Wireless Sync capable
  • ActiveSync capable (v4.5) and Windows Mobile Device Center®
  • VZAppZonesm
  • BroadbandAccess Connect capable
  • VZ Navigatorsm Capable
  • HTC Touch FLO 3D Navigation
  • WorldCard Mobile – business card reader
  • TTY enabled for the hearing impaired
  • Hearing Aid Compatibility = M3

Specifications:

  • Dimensions: 4.17″ (H) x 2.04″ (W) x 0.71″ (D)
  • Weight: 4.94 ounces
  • Battery: 1340 mAh
  • Usage Time: Up 250 minutes OR
  • Standby Time: Up to 350 hours
  • SAR: Head: 1.43 W/kg; Body: 1.18 W/kg

 

Check out the HTC Touch Pro at Verizon Wireless!

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  • TYCOON
    YES, THIS PHONE IS AWESOME.. lOl.. I HAVE ALLTEL P.O.S. N I LIKE USING THIRD PARTY APPS FOUND ON PDA LINKS, BUT I THINK THE ONLY KOO THING U CAN DO WITH THE VERIZON PHONE IS THE SONG RECOGNIZER FROM VCAST.. KUZ SUMTIMES U JUS WANNA KNO WHO SANG THAT SONG ON THE RADIO.

    THE HTC TP HAS A DIFFERENT SETUP FROM THE 6800 N IT TAKES SOME GETTN USE TO BUT ALL IN ALL RUNS SUPER SMOOTH. TOUCH SCREEN IS WAY EASIER TO OPERATE THAN THE BIG BROTHER 6800 SO I ALMOST NEVER PULL OUT THE FULL QWERTY KEYBOARD UNLESS IM WRITING LONG MESSAGES SUCH AS EMAILS. NEWAYS OVERALL GOOD PHONE.. I THINK THEY COULD HAVE USED BETTER MATERIAL FOR THE CHROME WHICH SCARS EASILY, BACK BATT COVER WHICH DOESNT ALWSYS LOCK ON RIGHT N SLIDE MECH WHICH GETS LOOSE N LOSES DURABILITY AFTER A MONTH IF HEAVLY USED.
  • David Breen
    I use Alltel (which should be the same thing given the merge) and I can tether with no problem and use my GPS with GoogleMaps. Maybe these are recent updates or Alltel specific but I've been very pleased with the phone since I got it two weeks ago.
  • Dave Chianese
    Love the phone, hate the service. My old 6700 used to allow me to tether with the same plan. This one does not. I am going to uninstall all the verizon junk on it and see if I can't get it to let em tether again without using any third party applications like pdanet. For what we pay in service charges on our plans they should allow us to use our internet conenctivity as we choose. There are simply somethings I need to do on my laptop at times over the phone. Note: AT&T allows you to tether. I think I will take a look and switch if this becomes a real issue for me.
  • Bradley
    Be warned that while this version DOES have GPS, it is totally locked down so that only VzNavigator (with $9.99/month subscription) can use it. I saw nothing about this on verison's site when I purchased it, and was disappointed when it arrived.
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