It’s very long time I never review about HTC and now they will be launch HTC Advantage X7510 which is expected on March 2008. Maybe some of you have been saw HTC Advantage is look similar with T-Mobile Ameo aka Athena last year but it’s different people.
HTC Advantage is much bigger rather than mobile phone and HTC rework and upgrade and come with new model. Come with Windows Mobile 6 plus TouchFLO interface used on HTC Touch. What Windows Mobile for iPhone generation, with an improved interface and much higher user experience, and you may see what Microsoft is rumoured that work.
Advantage HTC X7510 measures 133 x 98 x 21mm and weighs 375 grams with the keyboard. Taking away the keyboard removed 85 grams of weight and 5mm thick. Most of the size of the new Advantage is taken up by the 5 “640 x 480 pixels, and of course the large QWERTY keyboard.
Internal storage is a huge 16 GB of flash memory (the old Advantage had an 8GB hard drive), and this can be extended by using microSD cards. On the back is a 3.1 megapixel camera with autofocus - although it is nice to have an 13 oz device like the X7510 Advantage does not easily lend itself to digital photography. The keyboard chicklet advantage in the original has been replaced by a flat, tactile keyboard with haptic feedback to simulate the sensation of a mechanical keypress.
The HTC X7510 Advantage is a 3.5G, supporting UMTS (3G) and HSDPA high-speed data. It comes with a tri-band WCDMA 850 / 1900 / 2100 MHz, in addition to quad-band GSM with GPRS and EDGE data, as well as WiFi 802.11b and g. Advantage HTC X7510 comes with TV output, a USB connector, Bluetooth and a jack of 3.5 mm for audio output. The 2100 mAh battery can lead to the benefit up to 5 hours of time on 3G, with up to 12 days in standby mode. Real World in use, you can expect the battery drain more quickly if you use the WiFi, Bluetooth or any applications.
No pricing information is available, but we expect the HTC Advantage to retail at around £ 600 / $ 1200 / € 900 or at the launch. HTC say it should be available from this month
Post from: Computer Electronic Review
