Desde el CeBIT 2008 nos llegan novedades de HTC, presentó su smartphone 3G ‘Touch Dual’, interesante como casi todo lo que presenta esta compañía taiwanesa, cuenta con una pantalla táctil de 2,8 pulgadas.
El nombre de Touch Dual viene por la doble posibilidad de navegación que nos permite su pantalla táctil y el teclado desplegable tipo slider que posee.
Más información y galería tras el salto.
Lleva sistema operativo Windows Mobile 6.0 y CPU Qualcomm MSM 7200 (400MHz), la Touch Dual soporta HSDPA y conectividad Bluetooth. También tiene cámara de 2M y ranura para tarjetas microSD.
Enlace: HTC to present its 3G smartphone ‘Touch Dual’
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