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HTC Touch Pro gets handled, keyboard better than X1's? {Engadget}
Jun 27th 2008 6:39AM Some post above comment on the audio quality of HTC phone. I have been using the imate JASJAM for almost 2 years and the audio quality is excellent. Callers often couldn't tell if I am on the landline. And that is from an HTC phone almost 2 years old.
As for choosing between X1 and TP, that is hard choice. Differences are small. I think either choice is good. I probably goes with TP just because I like being able to get help from XDA.
Kohjinsha SX-series convertible tablet edges out of UMPC territory {Engadget}
Jun 23rd 2008 10:10PM Great spec. Even with built-in digital TV turner (for the japan standard). It is ashame that it won't be selling to the rest of the world.
HTC exec claims Q109 for first Windows Mobile 7 phones? {Engadget}
Jun 16th 2008 8:49AM It is repetitive because if you say it a few more times, you may think it is true. That is called marketing.
HTC exec claims Q109 for first Windows Mobile 7 phones? {Engadget}
Jun 16th 2008 12:43AM There will always be a newer version, unless the software is end-of-life. For now, I am looking forward to Touch Pro when it is released in Australia. And I have no doubt that when WM7 comes, developers from XDA will try their hardest to make it work with WM7.
HTC Touch Diamond store spotted in Malaysia {Engadget}
Jun 7th 2008 10:59PM Touch Diamond is perfect for my girl. The phone looks sexy and is slim and light. I would have the Touch Pro as I do a lot of emailing on the phone and wouldn't bother to much about the extra size with the keyboard.
How would you change Lenovo's X300? {Engadget}
Jun 6th 2008 7:28PM This is the best laptop I have so far. I travel a lot so size and weight matter a lot to me. X300 is small and light enough without having to compromise on features. 4G RAM, built-in DVD writable drive, SSD hard drive, plenty of USB ports, standard ethernet port, user replaceble battery so that I can carry an extra if needed. The performance is also great. I run the full Adobe CS3 suite which rquires a lot of horsepower and it performs well.
My wishlist for future models is to include HDMI out and built-in TV tuner (DVB-T and DVB-H). That would make it my dream machine.
The HTC Touch Pro {Engadget Mobile}
Jun 5th 2008 12:32AM No, softkeys are additional ways to access menus. A must for Windows Mobile Standard phone as it doesn't have touch screen. For Windows Mobile Professional phone, it is not neccessary as the phone has touch screen.
The HTC Touch Pro {Engadget}
Jun 4th 2008 4:21AM Unless the 3G iPhone can bring truly great new innovation (3G and GPS are standard features of yesteryear), I would say ditch it and get this new sexy baby!
More T-Mobile Vario IV specs only reinforce the X1 comparisons {Engadget Mobile}
Jun 1st 2008 7:20PM Hard choice indeed. The HTC Raephael does support TV-OUT. So I can take it to a broadroom and use that to do presentation by connectiong to a data projector. Resolution is probably 640x480. It would be nice if the output resolution can be 1024x768 though.
HTC Touch Diamond all gussied up and official {Engadget Mobile}
May 6th 2008 8:18PM Why multi-touch on a tiny screen when you can do it with one-touch. I find it amusing how good Apple is in marketing and made multi-touch as a feature (not as a benefit though) that people should want. It is interesting to see HTC is turning from defensive into offensive and come up with the marketing message of One-Touch. Hey if I were HTC I would even make fun of Multi-Touch usage.
