T-Mobile HTC HD2 product page with specs.

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T-Mobile HTC HD2 product page with specs.

Posted by Stephen Borders on Jan 24, 2010

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I noticed an article on Pocketnow.com which mentions the bump in Memory on the upcoming T-Mobile version of the HTC HD2. The upgrade to 1 gig of Rom meets the Chassis one specs. for WM 7 which makes it a possibility that this will be the only version getting the updated OS. So I hopped over to HTC and they have the product page up where you can look at the specs and sign up for more info as it is available. Are you planning on getting one or are you going to wait and see what is revealed at MWC in February? Are you done with WM?

Anyway, here are the specs

Operating System
Windows Mobile 6.5

Processor
Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon

Internal Memory
ROM 1GB;
RAM 576MB

Compatibility
* WiFi: 802.11 b/g
* GPS/AGPS

Email
One Exchange, up to 6 POP/IMAP

Dimensions
122×67x11mm

Weight
157g (with battery)

Display
4.3-inch HD touch-sensitive screen with 480 x 800 WVGA resolution

Technology
GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
WCDMA/HSPA: 1700 MHz (AWS) / 2100 MHz

Battery
1230 mAh
alk Time: 380 min (GSM)
Standby Time: 490 hours (GSM) (The above are subject to network and phone usage)

Speakerphone
Built-in microphone, speaker

Built in Camera
5MP, including widescreen capture, digital zoom and 2x LED Flash

Audio/Video
    * Windows Media® Player
    * Albums
    * Pictures & Videos
    * FM Radio
    * Audio supported formats:
      .aac, .amr, .m4a, .mid, .mp3, .mp4, .qcp, .wav, .wma
    * Video supported formats:
      .wmv, .asf, .mp4, .3gp, .3g2, .m4v, .avi

I/O Interface
Bluetooth® 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate, WiFi: 802.11 b/g

Expansion
microSD™ memory card (SD 2.0 compatible) (up to 32GB)

Antenna
Internal Antenna

In Box Content
16GB MicroSD Card
MicroUSB Cable
Travel Charger

User Interface
* HTC Sense user experience
* Capacitive touchscreen with pinch-to-zoom and haptic capability
* G-Sensor
* Proximity sensor

From wmpoweruser via pocketnow

Tagged with HD2, HTC, mwc, T-Mobile, WM 7

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Stephen is an Veteran Automotive Technician turned Instructor who after getting introduced to computers on Automobiles, became interested in home computers and handheld PDAs. His love for cars and gadgets is second to his love for his wife of 27 years, his kids and grandkids. He resides and works in the Atlanta Georgia area.

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http://twitter.com/drnkhan Nadeem Khan

one question i have for everyone…. has anyone figured out how to change OS on these cell phones. like can i put android on this cell phone? if yeah, i'll get it in a heartbeat, i just don't have that much confidence in winmo for some odd reason.
badersk

The answer is probably yes but it will probably never work right so why would you want to. Just go buy the nexus. almost the same specs. a little less memory.
http://twitter.com/mobileninja/status/8161481967 Mobile Ninja

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http://twitter.com/globeizer/status/8172644954 globeizer

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coteof

I'm going to wait, I'm torn between WM and Android. I've used WM since the PPC and understand it's quirks. There are a couple of things I rely on that Android will not do without root but from what I'm reading, WM7 is going to take those from me anyway. Had my carrier introduced the HD2 by now they would have my money locked in for another 2 years but now it's up for grabs and I'm off contract. If I hadn't found that you can't (in most cases) install apps to the memory card I would probably be the owner of a Nexus by now. If the current WM phone I have had more memory, a faster processor and a browser that worked with current web sites I'd be happy to stay with it.
http://twitter.com/jas13/status/8180277785 Jeff A Smith

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badersk

I would be surprized if WM7 breaks software compatability completely, that's out of character for them. But you'll likely not have to wait too long to find out. The Browser is another story, faster processors help but they really need a webkit browser, they seem to render faster and they are light weight. I really hope part of WM7 and 6.5.3 or 6.6 whatever they'll call it will be a new browser.
trodhxc

done with WinMo…haha never. it's the only fun mobile OS. I flash my TP2 at least 3 times a week (EnergyRom over at XDA) and plan on continuing to do so as soon as i get a HD2. Cant wait for the bump in RAM and Screen. And CPU and………
badersk

Yeah I feel the same way, I flashed my Tilt2 within 24hours and have found a very good, stable rom and an improved radio firmware. Makes the system fun and exciting.
http://www.svpocketpc.com Pony99CA

Anybody thinking of buying this should buy it based on what it is today. There's no guarantee of a WM 7 upgrade (yet). Besides, you may decide that WM 7 isn't for you anyway….

Steve
http://www.svpocketpc.com Pony99CA

I wouldn't count on a new browser. I can't see Microsoft abandoning IE.

As for other browsers, there was the Webkit-based Iris browser from Torch Mobile, but RIM bought that. You can still get Opera Mobile, Opera Mini, Skyfire and IE upgrades (that provide things like tabbed browsing in IE Mobile), so I don't see that Microsoft needs to include a different browser.

Steve
badersk

That is true, there is not even a guarantee that XDA will be able to port it if there is not an official upgrade. I would be surprized if they couldn't.
http://profiles.yahoo.com/u/34BEU6VWT4XLUJUMN3BZ2IZQTI Eric

wow killer specs take that chris and anyone else who thinks the iPhone is better than this. unfortunately for me im locked into a 2 year contract with sprint so I can't get this.
heybhouse

i'd seriously consider buying it if i can get it without a contract. if not, no chance. i'll wait for an unlocked hd3 that comes with winmo 7 preinstalled – even if it's a long wait.
vansh

wow
i like this phone and i have it
the good thing is that it look very great and it also better than i phone
so it really good
vansh

wow
i like this phone and i have it
the good thing is that it look very great and it also better than i phone
so it really good

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