Real life photos of HTC Kaiser surface - thin 3G phone with HSDPA and GPS but still no VGA display
March 21, 2007 [Pocket PC phone] | By Edward J. R.
It looks like days of HTC Hermes are counted and it will be replaced by HTC Kaiser - a thinner version that adds built-in GPS and innovative flip-up mechanism:
No wonder HTC is hiding HTC Kaiser from the world - nobody would be willing to buy HTC Hermes Pocket PC phone anymore if it would be official!
Some highlights about HTC Kaiser:
- thinner than HTC Hermes: HTC Kaiser = 18 mm, HTC Hermes = 22 mm
- display: QVGA (320x240) - still no VGA - apparently HTC thinks that VGA displays can be placed only in over-sized bricks like HTC Advantage or HTC Universal
- probable model name: HTC TyTN P4500
- processor: Samsung 400 MHz (corresponds speed-wise to XScale 520 MHz)
- quad GSM and quad UMTS (yes! not 3 as by now, but 4 UMTS bands supported) - HSDPA operates over UMTS
- HSUPA support - i.e. super fast uploads, not just super fast downloads possible (HSDPA)
- cameras: 3 megapixel with auto-focus on the back and VGA camera for UMTS video calling in the front
- built-in GPS - chip-set unknown yet
- innovative mechanical construction: flip-up mechanism that at first glance looks like a broken phone but in reality it may improve usability of typing. On top of that genuine scroll wheel (like in BlackBerry) included
More real life photos of HTC Kaiser can be found here (at www.mml.com.tw).
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