HTC HD2: Review
Filed under: Cell Phones, Handsets
A fully detailed review for the highly anticipated HTC HD2 has recently been posted on SlashGear, their article (seen here) features lots of photos and videos of the handset, we have embedded a highlight video at the end of this post.
Their review is extremely detailed, and looks at many aspects of the handset, one area SlashGear really looked into was web access, the review compared the HD2 with the N900 (both connected via WiFi), they tested load times of 11 different websites, 9 of these loaded faster on the HD2.
For those of you interested in the HD2 I really recommend checking out SlashGear’s full review.
All in all the review comes back pretty favorably, however there are a few aspects where the handset doesn’t deliver, the camera is one example where the handset should do better, that said the handset excels in terms of Internet access, the combination of a good web browser, decent performance hardware and a large display makes web surfing a fast and enjoyable experience.
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wow, what is this, iphone renaissance?
It’s exactly an iphone. I really hate this ungly, dull, monotonous design. N900 is phone to go!
once I saw the review of the HTC HD2 I was hooked. Finally a phone with the screen size to match my PSP. Plus all the other bells and whistles. I am an avid Windows Mobile user so I was a little disappointed that once in the states, the HD2 will not be running WM on the Verizon version (Passion). However, that’s just my own lack of experience or change. After reading a bunch of reviews, it sounds like not having WM OS will be a plus. If you own a HTC HD2, you discuss the phone at http://www.HTCHD2Forum.com I will be there often to share tricks.
I must admit I almost lost hope in Windows Mobile but this one… this one is so impressive it’s few leagues higher than other WinMo phones.
I had a chance to use it for one night, and what a night it was… sigh…
Gigantic screen (WVGA with capacitive touch), amazingly fast, huge size but very thin.
Many improvements were added on top of the first HD that was also a very good product.
Read my review in here:
http://mobilespoon.blogspot.com/2009/12/one-night-stand-with-htc-hd2.html