HTC Touch Review
Joining the craze of touch-screen phones, HTC has introduced the HTC touch, also known as the Elf and P3450. It is a smart-phone, and not a plain-old cell. Ratings for HTC Touch have been very high, and it shows promise in being one of the premier players in the market. The HTC touch has nearly three-inch touch screen that can be navigated with your finger or a stylus, and is one of the most user-friendly touch-screens available today (you can hit the edge of a button and the HTC still recognizes it). Here is a brief HTC Touch review:
• The large 65k color touch-screen has 240×320 pixel resolution, and some of the brightest, biggest buttons for easy navigation. Plus, the touch-screen reacts to your fingertip the first time nearly every-time.
• Utilizes Windows Mobile version 6.
• Very user-friendly interface which can be navigated by finger, stylus or the d-pad.
• A two megapixel camera with a huge lens and a dedicated camera button on the side.
• The preferred service provider is T-Mobile.
• Overall cell ratings – A+ for Usability, B for Size (its slightly larger than the Motorola Razr), and C for Repair (it can be hard to take off the rear cover and replace the battery).
In our HTC Touch review, we compared it to using the iPhone, Prada, and other smartphones with great cell ratings. What we found was that the HTC Touch is easier to navigate, because it recognizes your fingertip even if you don’t hit the exact center of a button. You can touch a button all the way to the very edge and it still executes. It may not sound like a big deal, but we found it to be very helpful during our HTC Touch review.
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