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Mmm. The HTC Touch HD is a pretty stylish phone, if a little bit pokey, but anyone expecting the high quality associated with, well, HD, will be greatly disappointed.Yes, the HTC Touch HD is highly specced and extremely powerful, delivering music video...
It's packed with an inordinate amount of features...
which is ruined by the fact that it's using Windows Mobile...
The HTC Touch HD, like George Bush as president, is extremely powerful, just really, really annoying.Mmm. The HTC Touch HD is a pretty stylish phone, if a little bit pokey, but anyone expecting the high quality associated with, well, HD, will be greatl...
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HTC rolls out more phones per year than we have hot dinners. Always pampering us with nothing but the latest in mobile communication technology, HTC products unfortunately tend to be bit on the ugly side. The company’s latest, however, bucks the tren...
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T ouchscreens come in a wide array of types and sizes. Naturally, they all serve the same purpose; to operate a mobile phone without using buttons and keys. Yet it is striking to see how they all have a different operation. The main difference is found...
T he HTC Touch HD has a beautiful design and a large and clear screen. The Windows Mobile software makes it easy to synchronize this handset and ensures it is widely applicable. Yet, the Windows Mobile software seems slightly outdated, even with the...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 12:05:06
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The iPhone looms large over any smartphone review, so let's get the comparisons out of the way first. The HD's screen is bigger and sharper than the iPhone's, but a little less responsive. It's heavier, but not by much, and feels slightly chunkier, but...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-07-31 12:05:08
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If your pockets can cope and you like multimedia on the move then the Touch HD is an alluring prospect. It is probably the best multimedia-friendly Windows Mobile device currently available. HTC - Touch HD price Buy HTC Touch HD securely online at a b...
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Can a high-res screen make all the difference on a mobile? Great screen / Design / Powerful Occasional glimpses of Windows Mobile It’s difficult to like Windows Mobile-based phones. Despite having huge power behind the scenes, the interface is fiddly t...
Great screen, Design, Powerful...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-07-31 12:05:09
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Considered a close competitor to Apple’s iPhone 3G, the Touch HD, from the Taiwanese company HTC arrived at the end of last year. It boasts an excellent display, all the connectivity (3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth), multimedia features and capabilities that sur...
fast interface, sleek an stylish design, good software skin running on top of WM, big and vivid screen, builtin 3.5mm audio jack/ webbrowsing...
camera and video shooting, little memory for a multimedia device, no consumer app download platform, virtual keyboard, only one speaker...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2011-07-31 12:05:10
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The HTC Touch HD delivers music videos, films, streaming and internet browsing on a 3.8-inch WVGA screen, using the touch-sensitive TouchFLO 3D system. There’s HSDPA for ultra-fast web-surfing, a five-megapixel camera and a 3.5mm audio jack. It measure...
Its display has two and a half times as many pixels as the iPhone, its camera has two and half times as many megapixels and even its HSDPA is twice as fast (well, probably not in real life) – HTC is really gunning for Apple with the Touch HD. Natura...
That’s right, I said Windows Mobile. Behind HTC’s swanky, supermodel-smug TouchFLO 3D interface lurks a gang of pizza-eating geeks forcing you through thousands of miniscule menu options and then stealing all your memory. Put it this way &ndas...
It’s one of the most powerful, highly specced smartphones out there, but why should you invest in a Touch HD when HTC isn’t? A great choice for Windows Mobile road warriors, mind.Best offers for the HTC Touch HDeBay.co.uk £54.50 Amazon Ma...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 12:05:10
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There is so much going on with the HTC Touch HD that it could warrant a five-page review. However, while it is a powerful handset, it is not without faults. The touch-screen experience is still not seamless and with T-Mobile’s G1 rivalling the iPhone...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 12:05:10
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Although the Touch HDs 3.8in. display makes it big and difficult to pocket, it also makes data-rich activities like web browsing much more rewarding than they are on smaller devices.
Superb 3.8in. screen, HSDPA, WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth, Plenty of memory, 5megapixel camera...
Too large for some pockets, Main camera lacks flash and image quality is lacklustre...
Although the Touch HDs 3.8in. display makes it big and difficult to pocket, it also makes data-rich activities like web browsing much more rewarding than they are on smaller devices...
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The Touch HD has a fantastic display, OK battery life and no shortage of built-in software features. It’s pretty good as a telephone as well. Our only gripe, and it is a big one, is that yet again this is a phone that is let down by Microsoft’s lacklus...
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The HTC Touch HD more closely matches up to the Apple iPhone 3G than other HTC smartphones because of its huge 3.8in screen, one of the biggest available on a smartphone, which has more responsive touch capabilities than the HTC Touch Diamond or Touc...
We were impressed by the HTC Touch HD, a smart, stylish smartphone with a screen large and responsibe enough to make iPhone lovers envious. Dan Nystedt Lowest online price: ££548.54 Buy it now: click here...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 12:05:11
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The HD is the latest handset in HTCs Touch range, the last one we saw being the Cruise. The Touch HD has a larger 3.8in screen, a higher-resolution camera and more storage than the Cruise. However, it lacks the miniature trackball that made the Cru...
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HTC, the worlds leader in Windows Mobile devices, have been churning the handsets out recently and as far as a self branded Windows Mobile device goes the Touch HD has to be the flagship of the company just now.It seems so long ago now that we reported...
I aint gonna lie folks, I want one to keep (someone offer me one please)! This is a gift for Dad at Christmas or your typical "look how flash I am" users. There are a few minus points but no where near enough for me to not like it any any way, shape or...
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It’s horses for courses. So where is the device that can beat it at its own game - in other words, its great screen and multimedia capabilities? HTC has consistently come close, but with the Touch HD, has it finally nailed its rival? HTCs Touch HD:...
It’s a similar size and shape to the iPhone and its screen looks glorious, but the Touch HD is misnamed – this is simply a better and bigger smartphone screen than you’ll find elsewhere. Its an HTC touch-screen you can use one-handed, an...
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mobilecomputermag.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 12:05:12
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HTC has been plugging away with its own-brand Windows Mobile smartphones for a couple of years now, and its steady stream of new handsets has been pretty impressive, by and large. And “large” is certainly an adjective that can be applied to its latest...
Huge, hi-res screen; TouchFLO 3D keeps Windows Mobile out of sight (mostly); excellent spec.
Crying out for a capacitive touch-screen; steep unlocked price.
The Touch HD is a stylish Windows Mobile smartphone with a big, beautiful display, but its let down by its old touch-screen technology...
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HTC has been circling the Apple iPhones lonely campfire for some time now, bringing out worthy alternatives that could rival and beat the Jesus phone in some categories, but not in others. Chief among the iPhones advantages has been Apples mighty an...
Huge touchscreen, Windows Mobile 6.1 with TouchFLO 3D, A-GPS satellite navigation technology, 5-megapixel camera, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, MicroSD card support, 3.5mm headphone jack...
Small onboard memory, Camera could still be better...
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HTC clearly believes in making the most of what it's got. Its brand new Touch HD has a near identical core specification to both of its previous offerings - the Touch Diamond and Touch Pro, and initially we weren't too excited. The processor is the sam...
Sumptuous design, a fantastic screen and a high-quality feel. Not as easy to use as an iPhone, but far more powerful...
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pz10.com Updated:
2011-07-31 12:05:13
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The Touch HD is storming the WinMo stage to leave a footprint the size of half the HTC portfolio. Not so long ago we saw Windows Mobile changing for the better thanks to the TouchFLO 3D, The latest flagship gets things even hotter with a multimedia twi...
The HTC Touch HD is guaranteed to change the way people think of Windows Mobile. It is a bold and confident step, taking full advantage of all the hardware and software strengths and a worthy effort of addressing the weaknesses.There are still quite a...
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A glance at the specs doesn’t do the Touch HD any favours: it has an identical core to the HTC Touch Pro, including the 528MHz Qualcomm processor, 288MB of RAM and 512MB ROM. Even the range of features is the same – HSDPA, Wi-Fi, FM radio, assisted GPS...
Sumptuous design, a fantastic screen and a high-quality feel. Not as easy to use as an iPhone, but far more powerful...
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HTC specialises in smartphones based on the Windows Mobile system. This is designed around stylus-based navigation but HTC developed TouchFlo 3D - a finger-friendly way of prodding the main features. It was sluggish on HTCs Touch Diamond but spe...
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Boasting a screen larger than the iPhone 3Gs, HTCs Touch HD is attempting to steal the limelight from Apples handset. Although the screen isnt full high definition, it is one of the best on the market. Combined with HTCs TouchFLO 3D interface, the Touch HD is one of HTCs best efforts yet. The Touch HD offers a sleek and stylish design, but obviously the main attraction here is the display. At a massive 3.8in and with a resolution of 480x800, this is among the best mobile phone displays we...
Display, design, HSDPA capable, 3.5mm headphone jack, TouchFLO 3D interface...
Still need the stylus for some functions, typing with fingers takes some time to grasp, entire package is expensive, no included navigation software...
The Touch HD is one of HTC’s best efforts yet — its superb display in particular looks outstanding. Unfortunately, it’s still not perfect and you’ll pay through the nose for its features...
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channelnews.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 16:28:35
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The new Touch HD from HTC will change the way you look at videos, documents, and websites thanks to its large screen. You can give this phone a go if you hate looking at small screens and want an easy-to-use smartphone, although be prepared to shell ou...
Large screen; Big icons; Responsive TouchFlo 3D; Telstra launch icons; 3.5mm audio jack; Good browser; Connectivity; Battery life; Comes with 8GB card...
Spreadsheets and word documents cannot be shifted to landscape; Very expensive...
Big is beautiful with HTC Touch HD...
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 16:28:35
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The new Touch HD from HTC will change the way you look at videos, documents, and websites thanks to its large screen. You can give this phone a go if you hate looking at small screens and want an easy-to-use smartphone, although be prepared to shell o...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 16:28:37
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The Touch HD is a fantastic phone, if you can afford one. It out-performs every HTC phone previously and looks fantastic doing it. DesignConsidering the announcement of the Palm Pre and the leaked images of the HTC road map, 2009 looks like the year ev...
Beautiful, large display, Excellent performance, Good battery life, 3.5mm headphone socket, microSD expansion with 8GB card...
Some instances of lag, No free navigation software, Its one of the most expensive smartphones available...
The Touch HD is a fantastic phone, if you can afford one. It out-performs every HTC phone previously and looks fantastic doing it.
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gadgetguy.com.au Updated:
2011-11-07 16:28:42
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The Touch HD is HTCs big hope in the touchscreen war against the Apple iPhone 3G. The phone is expected in Australia in early 2009, and GadgetGuy will have a review of this new phone very soon.In the meantime, heres some of the Touch HDs main featu...
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So, the HTC Touch HD then. Now, before I start therell be many sites comparing this device with the iPhone. Youll see many "iPhone Killer" headlines and, Whilst many may scoff at this, there are some decent reasons for it. Its got pretty much the s...
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Here’s a poser for you. If HTC can give the touch moves as fluid as the , why can’t it replicate them on its own Touch brigade?They may be classy and stylish smarties, but the likes of the Touch Dual, and have traditionally suffered from...
Excellent build quality. Awesome 3.8in display. Perfectly geared for web browsing and navigation. Integrated 3.5mm headphone jack...
Touch performance still erratic. 5MP camera not the sharpest. Video capture resolution too juddery...
A widescreen smartphone giant but the touch performance is still off the pace...
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WHAT A VIEW: The Touch HD has a spectacularly widescreen and the resolution is simply incredible. Let me start off by saying I am not a big fan of smartphones and the Windows Mobile operating system was never my first choice. Given this, naturally I...
Excellent speakers; good camera; amazing widescreen display.
Slight lag; no flash; SMS menu disappointing; pricey.
I think this phone will be great for people who are fans of Windows Mobile and the resistive touch technology. I can’t say that I will be running to the store to get it but it does have its charm. Those looking for a practical smartphone may want a...
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