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Pricy HD HTC Desire S on sale in Hongkong



Top features of the HTC Desire S I love: Review Stunning Clarity, HD 5 MP Camera, “zero-time wait” map, powerful 1GHz Snapdragon™ MSM8255 processor and optimized design factor
 
Acclaimed in review, the HTC Desire S has been launched in Hongkong. Launched on April 13. An online supplier listed the phone’s Hong Kong price at ‘US$475’. He refused to say the exact price but calculating the amount from US dollars into HKD, the Hong Kong price of the high-definition (HD) model would be around HK$ 3693.6. the HTC Desire S reviews are certainly good.

HTC Desire S
The high-definition visual clarity of the HTC Desire S in the picture looks good.
The release date of the HTC Desire S has been quite a suspense considering that a host of new features modified and improved from the HTC desire was expected. I have yet to get my hands on the full specifications but the HTC has some interesting features and improvements fm the HTC Desire. For instance, it comes with a good 3.7 inch screen, slimmer unibody form factor, a ‘pinch’ sensor to zoom in or out of a page and yes, HD camera.

Succeeding the award-winning HTC Desire, the new HTC Desire S claims to boast of better design and more power and speed. With Qualcomm’s new 1GHz Snapdragon™ MSM8255 processor, 768MB memory and the latest version of HTC Sense, the company assures that the HTC Desire S offers an “exhilarating mix of style, innovation and features that extend people’s mobile experience in ways that feel personal and completely original.”

Overview of the HTC Desire S

The HTC Desire S is referred to as the “upgraded version” of the HTC Desire. The HTC Desire S is slenderer, stylish and with Qualcomm’s new 1GHz Snapdragon™ MSM8255 processor  it assures powerful functionality.

Another feature that would have road hogs loving the phone is the Map application. The maps are integrated with a compass so ‘they always point you in the right direction’. The search and browse functionality is so fast that the company is saying there is “zero wait time and zero data roaming fees.” According to the company’s news release, all you have to do is “pan left, right, up or down, the details display straight away.” And there's more - the maps are.

With the latest Android platform 2.3, Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon™ MSM8255 processor, internal storage of 1.1 GB and 768 MB RAM, HTC Desire S offers snappy style, performance and power.

HTC Desire S High-Definition (HD) camera

Thanks to the HTC Desire S’s 5 megapixel camera, 720p HD video recording and VGA color fixed focus front camera, users will always be ready to capture any moment wherever they are. The HTC Desire S, showcasing a spacious 3.7 inch screen with 480 x 800 resolution and Super LCD technology, allows better navigation and an exceptional visual experience. Designed with 3C and less than 12mm thick, the HTC Desire S is touted as a “stylishly slim” and weighing only a light 130g. In other words, the HTC Desire S combines power and speed – far more than that of the HTC Desire – or so that’s what the company says. I’ll keep you posted on this phone.

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