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Aug
HTC Touch Pro Video Review: Part 1
By Robin Landy
Had enough of of our HTC Touch Pro coverage yet? No. We didn’t think so. Here’s part one of our exclusive review of this beast-of-a-phone.
Don’t forget to keep your questions coming in our forums.
Tags: htc, touch pro, windows mobile
Thursday, August 14th, 2008 |
Posted in Handset News, Technology News
Hi, just stumbled across your site. Great review. I’d be really interested in seeing a side by side iphone 3g comparison. I’ve always liked winmo devices but they always seem to be a bit clunky in comparison. Glad that there are finally a few better looking winmo handsets coming.
That “circle drawing” wasn’t mentioned because it’s been in the HTC album since it was first made. It was on the Touch Dual and Cruise and I have it on my TyTN II.
Well, it was welcome news to relative virgins like myself!
Hey guys, very nice reviews.
Would’ve been better if we could see a sharper video (to be able to see radio version etc…)
You have mentioned that you did alot of GPS testing, WiFi and the battery had gone down to 50%
If you’d done the same on TyTN II (Kaiser) with its stock battery, which would consume more?
I am concerned here that the VGA screen is expected to consume more.
Also, any word on the TV-out cable?
We have been reading around that it is mainly for powerpoint presentations…which is disappointing.
I was looking forward to displaying some videos or so on an LCD pr projector or something.
If you get to test that out anytime soon, I am sure alot of people will appreciate to know how that goes as it is one of the advantages.
Did you feel h/w button lacks compared to your displayed TyTN I?
Did you try a button mapping software to get full usability?
Thanks and keep’em coming
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