Orange SPV E650 set to hit the shelves

by Sean Cooper, posted Apr 12th 2007 at 8:01AM

Orange has rolled out the SPV E650 (alias HTC S710, alias Vox) in its mobile shop in the UK, giving Brits their first taste of Orange-flavored Windows Mobile 6 love. The Vox is set to be a kickin' handset in both its CDMA and GSM flavors, though we still wish HSDPA was part of its feature set. We have been waiting for this since HTC made the announcement at 3GSM, and we're sure that many will rejoice upon seeing it in the Orange mobile shop -- only to just as quickly deflate at the label: "Coming Soon." No word on exact shipping date or cost yet, but we hope to turn that frown upside down with something a bit more concrete, real soon.

[Via Geekzone]

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

Tags: htc, Orange UK, OrangeUk, s710, SPV E650, SpvE650, vox, windows mobile, WIndows Mobile 6, WindowsMobile

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McLoad @ Apr 12th 2007 9:03AM

Geekzone published half of the story only...

"The SPV E650 is now available to UK business customers for GBP 165/around 242 Euro (excluding VAT) or from free depending on contract. The device is also available to consumer customers from free to GBP 161/around 236 Euro, depending on package." (via theunwired.net http://www.theunwired.net/?itemid=3759)

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