
The HTC HD7
The successor of the HTC HD2 finally arrives! what do you expect from it? Will it be bigger screen? faster? Windows Mobile Version? ???
Lets dig in with some of my "Ethan Review"!
The HTC HD7 Specifications:
Hardware/Processor: Qualcomm QSD 8250, 1GHz
Dimensions (mm) : 122x68x11.2
Weight (g) : 162
Available colours : Black
Screen Size : 480 x 800 pixels, 4.3 inches
Menu Type : Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate
Type : Candybar (a big one)
Navigation Key : TFT capacitive touchscreen
Other Keys : Proximity sensor, G-sensor,Ambient Light Sensor
Antenna : Fixed Internal
Phonebook : Unlimited entries of phonebook, call records
Internal(MB) : ROM: 512Mb, RAM: 576 Mb
Memory Slot :16 GB
Battery Type :Standard battery, Li-Ion 1230 mAh
Stand-by (hrs) :3G: 320 hrs, 2G: 310 hrs
TalkTime(min) :3G: 320 minutes, 2G: 380 minutes
For more info about the entertainments on HTC HD7, go to
http://www.mobile88.com/cellphone/HTC/HTC-HD7/specification.asp
My reviews (Ethan's Review):
The HTC HD7 is a pride when you have it on your hands. Its so big people will be just amazed by it! Even the iPhone fans can't disagree. LOL
It packs with 1GHz processor which is common in these days, speeding up the performance with 576Mb of RAM that stands-out for smoothness.
It comes with WIndows Phone 7, a entirely new Operating System done by Microsoft, with Metro UI. The UI is definitely an eye-candy for every phone-fans! It may look simple but... aren't we buy expensive phones for simpler, faster purposes? ^^
The 4.3" display really is stunning! but it uses normal LCD screen rather than S-AMOLED or even SLCD. But anyway, still nice. Videos are great on this phone while you can sit back and enjoy because there is a kickstand! What's a kickstand? Look at the picture above and you'll notice there is a metal stand attached to the back of the phone.
The new Sense Hub replaces the Sense UI in the old HD2, as WP7 doesn't allow other UIs currently.
Pros:
1) Fast and smooth OS
2) very big screen for multi-purposes (videos, show-off! etc XD)
3) very smooth typing!
4) everything is neat!
Cons:
1) internal memory of 16GB is enough but you may not expand it like old WM devices do!
2) No Multitasking!
3) Cannot view flash content on the internet.(unlike Android)
4) No front-facing camera (just like the old HTC HD2)
Overall:
It is a nice phone, but does it worth the change from HTC HD2 to HD7?
My opinion:
NO
since HD7 shares almost the same specs like the HD2
HD2 has great developments in the xda forum.
HD2 can port Android
HD2 will soon port Windows Phone 7.
Yeah, so it's not a good choice if you're planning to change your HD2 now. =)
Next review: An Android Phone. Stay tuned!
Ethan Liew signing out.
