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HTC Touch Diamond is NOW on Verizon

Posted by Jack Cook on April 10, 2009 – 12:02 pm  Share
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For those of you that are on the Verizon Network and have been wanting the Touch Diamond, it is officially there giving you all of the TouchFlo 3D goodness.

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The new HTC Touch Diamond™ combines all the performance and functionality of Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional with high–tech, innovative TouchFLO™ 3D Technology on its hi–res touchscreen. View, create, and edit documents in Word and Excel®, view PowerPoint® and PDF files, filter your Inbox, and stay connected – securely – with your office via ActiveSync® or Wireless Sync. Take advantage of Wi–Fi connectivity, Bluetooth® Wireless Technology and its 3.2 MP camera with flash and video capture. Use it as a tethered modem with Mobile Broadband Connect (previously named BroadbandAccess Connect), find your way with VZ Navigator and stay entertained and up to date with Windows Media Player and Visual Voice Mail.

(More features after the break)


Features

  • EV–DO, 1X RTT Capable (Rev. A capable)
  • Windows Mobile® 6.1 Professional
  • Microsoft® Office: view, edit, create Word Mobile, Excel® and OneNote® Mobile; view only PowerPoint® Mobile and Adobe® Reader® LE PDF
  • Browser: Opera® Mobile
  • Windows Media® Player 10
  • Memory: Flash 256MB; RAM: 128MB
  • 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
  • Virtual QWERTY Keyboard with multiple input options and 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)
  • Mobile IM
  • Visual Voice Mail
  • Wireless Sync capable
  • ActiveSync® capable (v4.5) and Windows Mobile Device Center®
  • VZAppZonesm
  • Mobile Broadband Connect capable (previously named BroadbandAccess Connect)
  • VZ Navigatorsm Capable
  • HTC Touch FLO 3D Navigation
  • Hearing Aid Compatibility = M4
  • TTY enabled for the hearing impaired

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 4.0″ (H) x 2.0″ (W) x 0.55″ (D)
  • Weight: 4.2 ounces
  • Standard Battery: 1340 mAh
  • Usage Time: Up 300 minutes OR
  • Standby Time: Up to 375 hours
  • SAR: Head: 0.853 W/kg; Body: 0.488 W/kg

 

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  • Oops, forgot the link to the Verizon Samsung Omnia. (I hope that works; Verizon's links are sketchy.)

    Steve
  • Or, if you don't mind not getting TouchFlo 3D and can get by with only a 240x400 screen, you can get the Samsung Omnia for $100 less -- with a 5 MP camera and 8 GB on-board storage (I don't think this Diamond has any extra internal storage -- the original had 4 GB, but no memory slot).

    I got my Omnia during March, when it was $100, so combined with my New Every 2 discount, it was basically free (after the $70 rebate and before sales tax).

    I do miss the dedicated keyboard of my Motorola Q9m (RIP), but the ability to scroll quickly again is nice. I really wanted the Samsung Saga, which is a QWERTYbar world phone, but my local Verizon didn't have that in stock and I needed a phone quickly (and it's more expensive).

    Steve
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