Live from CeBIT: HTC Wizard vs HTC Hermes

by Thomas Ricker posted Mar 11th 2006 at 10:27AM

We were passing by and thought, hey, let's see if we can get the HTC Wizard / T-Mobile MDA stacked up next to the HTC Hermes / T-Mobile MDA Vario II. And that's exactly what the good folks over at T-Mo did for us. Afterall, it'll still be a few months before this hot-tay ever make it to the US of A -- they could sense our pain. Click-on for some hot Hermes on Wizard action after the break.

HTC Hermes / T-Mobile MDA Vario II (right)

HTC Hermes / T-Mobile MDA Vario II (top)

Filed under: Handsets, HTC, T-Mobile

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Blake Thurgood @ Mar 11th 2006 6:51PM

I want one for VERIZON so i can get rid of my junk Treo 700W!!

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Scott @ Mar 12th 2006 12:01AM

So when will cingular come out with a successor to the 8125?

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ppcuser @ Mar 12th 2006 5:52AM

I would definately get Hermes licking this thing. I suppose the wife would too.

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James Garrett @ Mar 13th 2006 10:32AM

I want it!!...I really like the infrared on the end vs. the side so it can more effectively be used like a remote control...plus all of the 3g goodness...I have already ordered an 8125 to replace my treo but it sounds like I'll be upgrading again soon for the other perks ...(mainly processor speed)

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Mr Pink57 @ Mar 13th 2006 2:48PM

^^ 3G will do you no good in america, we use a different band then the rest of the world for 3G GSM.

pink

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Mark McCormack @ Mar 13th 2006 9:06PM

I'm holding a Cingular 8125 in my hand as I look at these photos, and its suprising how VERY much its form-factor resembles the Hermes, as opposed to the MDA which looks slighlty cheesy and toy-like when you see it in person, and gives off a faint eau-de-Sidekick vibe. It will be interesting to see what Cingular's anxiously-awaited version of the Hermes ends up looking like - if we live long enough to see it released, that is.

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Artemiy @ Mar 14th 2006 9:32AM

Well, the HTC Wizard is great... I shall upgrade my HTC Magician...

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