T-Mobile MDA Compact IV (HTC Diamond)

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HTC Touch Diamond (HTC P3700, T-Mobile MDA Compact IV, O2 XDA Diamond and O2 XDA Ignito)

Manufacturer High Tech Computer Corporation
Available June 2008
Screen 2.8 in. LCD touchscreen, 480×640 px 65k-color VGA TFT
Camera 3.2 Megapixel CMOS color, VGA CMOS color secondary
Operating system Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional
Input Touchscreen
CPU 528 MHz Qualcomm MSM7201A
Memory 256 MB internal flash, 192 MB RAM, 4GB internal storage
Connectivity GSM / GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, HSUPA, Bluetooth, 802.11b/g, A-GPS, USB
Battery Rechargeable 900mAh Li-ion battery (up to 396 hrs standby, 5.5 hrs talk time)
Physical size 102 x 51 x 11.5 mm
(4 x 2 x 0.45 in)
Weight 110 g (3.9 oz)

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Top 5 HTC Touch Diamond (HTC P3700, T-Mobile MDA Compact IV, O2 XDA Diamond and O2 XDA Ignito) Reviews:

Review: HTC Diamond - Geek: I previously wrote up my first impressions of HTC’s Touch Diamond when I had some fondling time at Mobius this year. At the time I mentioned how it was smaller than I had expected and that the touch screen response was spot on. I also wasn’t sure if this was a device I would enjoy using since I tend to prefer real keyboards.

HTC Touch Diamond - PDA phone and smartphone Reviews - Mobile Tech Review: The HTC Touch,with its TouchFLO interface, launched just before the iPhone in June 2007; was certainly no iPhone in terms of user interface. What leaps and bounds from HTC in just a year: TouchFLO 3D on the Diamond and upcoming Touch Pro has considerably narrowed the gap. No, it#039;s not as brain-dead simple to understand and use, and we have a few quibbles with a few UI design decisions, but it#039;s incredibly beautiful, fun to learn (yes, there#039;s a short learning curve) and functional.

HTC Touch Diamond Review - CNET Australia: Ordinarily we begin to review the design of a handset once we#039;ve removed it from its box, however, the packaging for HTC#039;s Touch Diamond rates a mention. Keeping in line with the angled theme of quot;diamondquot;, the stiff, black plastic box sits like an inverted pyramid on a flat bottom, like a diamond standing up out of a wedding ring.

HTC Touch Diamond review: Geek's best friend - GSMArena: We called it a game for the Diamond and Omnia but the crowd is still on their feet, so there we go with the HTC Diamond#039;s lap of honor. The latest HTC squad member, HTC Touch Diamond, might as well be starting a new era for Microsoft OS-powered mobiles.

HTC Touch Diamond Review - Phone Arena: The HTC Touch was the first real competition the iPhone faced, even if it didn’t necessarily set out to be. HTC was surely trying to capitalize on the popularity of Apple’s all-touch device, but Windows Mobile is a more open though much clunkier UI than OS X, and ultimately the devices were really in a different class. Sure, TouchFLO gave a finger-friendly skin to the Touch, but in reality the iPhone was built from the ground-up as a consumer friendly, media-oriented device whereas the Touch was a Windows Mobile business device that happened to lose the keyboard and get some fancy software. Don’t get us wrong, we loved the Touch, but it just wasn’t iPhone material.