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The first live image of the forthcoming HTC Imagio for Verizon Wireless has surfaced along with preliminary specifications, which include CDMA/GSM support and will also be the first Verizon Windows Mobile device to support VCAST Mobile TV which uses Qualcomm’s MediaFLO network as well as Windows Mobile 6.5, otherwise known as Windows Phone.
The rest of the specifications consist of a 5.0 megapixel autofocus camera with video recorder, 3.6 inch WVGA resolution touch display, 3.5mm headphone jack, microSDHC expansion slot, 528Mhz Qualcomm MSM7600 series processor with 256MB ROM/512MB RAM, Wi-Fi radio, Opera browser, and HTC’s TouchFLO 3D user interface.
Pricing and availability details have not been finalized, but the device is expected to launch during the official release week of Windows Mobile 6.5 which is slated for October 6th.
pls confirm me which model in htc is support gsm+cdma dual sim mobile & what is the price in delhi (india)
wait for your reply.
The Imagio will definitely be available for purchase in early Oct., but not in the stores. The stores won’t see it til the 26th. This will also be the first HTC device to have support for VCast w/Rhapsody.
Not in the stores like in the TP2 which STILL isn’t in the stores and now sold out on line too. When asking the sales rep at the VZW store how I am supposed to demo, all I could get was a shoulder shrug. I asked him if I should go to T-Mo or Sprint to try it out. All he gave me was a deer in the headlight look. Way to got VZW!!!
How to demo the Touch Pro 2:
1) Order online.
2) When it restocks, sign for the package.
3) Activate on your account.
4) After 30/14 days, return it with the prepaid shipping label.
Hey, if Verizon can’t get a demo unit in stores, our Consumer Advocacy Department has certified us telling you to buy it, try it, and return it if you don’t like it.
I personally think Verizon should learn from Sprint, and make sure each store has at least one unit. It has worked well for Sprint on the Pre, and soon will on the Hero.
Great idea to demo a phone that isn’t even in the store. So buy it, try it and if you don’t like it, return it? Next, can you tell me why an advanced company like HTC refuses to put a flash on their cameras? If it doesn’t take too much longer, I’ll probably hold out for the Samsung Omnia II. All the right specs and an 800mHz processor too.