Rumours are going wild about the much-anticipated HTC ThunderBolt, and now a Rolling Stone ad gives us the happy family picture of two current and two future HTC heavyweights, namely the T-Mobile G2 and the HTC EVO 4G, which are joined by the HTC ThunderBolt, and the previously unheard of HTC Inspire 4G.
The ad says that the HTC Inspire 4G is heading to AT&T, so the 4G part of its name is quite interesting - the second-largest US carrier is set to start rolling out its LTE network this year and we are already seeing its first handset?
We're yet to see, but in the meantime stay tuned to PhoneArena, because the CES news are coming at alarming rates, and it's likely that some announcements concerned with the HTC ThunderBolt and the HTC Inspire 4G are on the way.
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