HTC Corp. recently landed for business on Korean shores armed with the slim, stylish, and highly intuitive phone, the HTC Touch Dual.
The HTC Touch Dual’s Korean launch is HTC Corporation’s maiden entry into the Korean market and banners an exclusive tie-up with Korean carrier, SK Telecom.
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HTC and Best Buy are finally getting ready to make the North American version of the HTC Touch Dual available to U.S. customers.The HTC Touch Dual will come with Windows Mobile 6.1, HTC’s unique TouchFLO touch-based user interface, a 2 megapixel camera and HSDPA network support. $549 (before tax) will leave you if ever you get hypnotized enough to go and purchase this thing.
The handset will be on sale at Best Buy retail locations, on the Best Buy website, and through any specialized Best Buy Mobile store.
HTC Diamond has just presented in a press conference in Taiwan yesterday. Available in late June, a HTC Diamond without mobile subscription contract will cost about $772 USD. According to one of the staff, the price might be different in different region.After you jump see more pictures.
A few HTC employees mentioned at the Touch Diamond launch event last week that there would be a number of official accessories for the new device.So, here is a dock with a USB connector and a headphone jack so you can listen to music while charging / syncing your phone, but it’s definitely one of the slickest form factors we’ve seen — it’s listed at £25 ($49).
This morning in London, HTC unveiled the Touch Diamond, a new Windows Mobile Device that looks great.The thin device has HDPSA/HSUPA, a VGA display with auto-rotation, and a custom YouTube application. It will be available from all major European carriers in June, and most of HTC’s major carrier partners worldwide later in the year. The new TouchFLO 3D user interface includes an extensive interface with special finger-touch versions of major applications. Carriers can have custom themes and applications fully integrated into TouchFLO 3D.
Update: Boy Genius Report is also live blogging the event.
Update: Phone Mag has a HUGE gallery of high quality images taken at the event.
