HTC Vox in the wild?

by Chris Ziegler, posted Jan 17th 2007 at 1:59PM

When the shot's blurry, you know it's got to be good -- and boy oh boy, is this one ever blurry. This sucker is said to be an HTC Vox, the upcoming numeric and QWERTY keypad-equipped Pocket PC, doing what it does best. Notice the presence of a d-pad front and center, which is something we haven't seen on older shots, but we're not taking that to mean it ain't a Vox we're looking at here. Really now, can you imagine a Pocket PC without any sort of directional control? Still no word on when Voxes might be in abundant retail supply, but if it turns out to be true that a 3G radio is absent from its innards, it'd best hit post haste before we all end up waiting for a Wings.

[Thanks, Maximus]

Filed under: Handsets, HTC, Windows Mobile, GSM, GPRS, EDGE

Tags: htc, htc vox, HtcVox, phone edition, PhoneEdition, pocket pc, PocketPc, vox, windows mobile, WindowsMobile, wm, wm5

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Jason Brown @ Jan 17th 2007 5:21PM

It runs WM5 Smartphone Edition, not PPC. The pics seem to confirm this.

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Louis @ Jan 17th 2007 6:41PM

Sing it Jason! I leave the same comment on every Vox post and no one seems to get it.

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Martin @ Jan 17th 2007 7:35PM

Actually it would be WM6, since this should be the first device (at least from HTC) to run Crossbow, but you are right about it not being the PPC version.

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