Introduction, packaging
Only a couple of days have passed since we published our preview of HTC’s latest wonder-device, and now we have the full review ready, which will hopefully bring some sunshine into your day. I would not like to repeat myself, but I begin this review with thoughts similar to the ones I have expressed in the previously mentioned preview…
…and these thoughts are about the displays of modern day Pocket PCs. As these are small. The most wide-spread display diagonal is 2.8”, which is anything but large and this doesn’t only affect readability, but usability as well, since we’re talking about touchscreens. And furthermore nowadays finger-controlled screens are the popular, but let’s admit that it might be rather hard to tap such a display even with our thinnest finger in some cases. And on the other end we have iPhone with its 3.5” display, which is in fact much easier to use (due to its size) than a Touch Diamond for example – and let’s not mention that Apple’s phone has a display that’s much more advanced technologically as well. It seems that HTC has been the only one of the large PDA manufacturers to observe these facts and so they launched a handset with a 3.8” display diagonal, and this is touch HD.
The phone has been provided by SpeedShop, thanks for it. The box is the usual, it’s black, elegant, and it has a charger, a data cable and a 3.5 mm headset besides the handset. Still, the one we had for testing is not the same as the one that will be commercially available, so it might happen that there will be some other things inside the box as well. For example I would be overly happy with a docking station.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
