2009 HTC phone lineup leaked online

updated 01:05 pm EST, Mon January 12, 2009

 

2009 HTC phone lineup


HTC's upcoming phone list for 2009 has been leaked online, reports claim. Some 25 different devices are present on the list; prominent ones begin with the Topaz, a touchscreen-based phone branded for AT&T; it additionally appears to have basic music or calling buttons, as well as front- and rear-mounted cameras. The Willow W, meanwhile, is focused around a QWERTY keyboard, and may be slated to become known as the Excalibur or a 3G sequel to the T-Mobile Dash. Initial images, however, show a Sprint logo.

The Thoth, or Athena 2, is believed to be related to the Advantage, which is similar in concept to a netbook but retains a focus on cellular functions. The Rhodium may in fact be the Touch Pro HD, with a corresponding slide-out QWERTY keyboard, while the Whitestone W is similar in concept to the Topaz but with the addition of a kickstand for video watching.

Release dates and other key details of the phones remain unknown.










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  1. danviento

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    Does that little prop leg on the Whitestone model remind anyone else of the "man step" in the latest Chevy Silverado commercials?

    Good Stuff.


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