AT&T's version of the HTC Touch Pro2, the Tilt 2, gets photographed
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The T-Mobile version is due out on Wednesday, with Sprint following on September 3rd. We have no possible launch dates for Big Red or AT&T, but we can't imagine those two would give the other carriers that much of a head start. By the way, note how AT&T's version of the Touch Pro2 eliminates the top row of numbers on the QWERTY keyboard and replaces them with a numbers pad and a dedicated row of function keys on the top row. Also, it does seem that the carrier has dropped the Fortress name in place of the Tilt 2.
HTC Touch Pro2 Preliminary Specifications(AT&T)
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12 Comments
1. drewsky posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
This phone looks sexy. I think I will upgrade to this
9. craggie4ever posted on 10 Aug 2009, 12:33 0 0
Yeah it is very sexy, maybe even sexier than the original...
3. tmofanboy432 posted on 10 Aug 2009, 10:35 0 0
they messed up the keyboard, i dont really like there touch pro 2.
4. JVII posted on 10 Aug 2009, 11:09 0 0
Hmm, it looks okay, but I'd have to see more photos. I still like the Verizon and Sprint versions more, based on this one picture.
5. behold--me posted on 10 Aug 2009, 11:58 0 0
only thing wrong with t-mo version is that no prox. sensor and 3.5mm jack. n im suprised vz wasn't first to get this phone
6. driv14 posted on 10 Aug 2009, 12:13 0 0
why would verizon be the first to get this phone? At&t has had more exclusive deals to roll out phones then any other carrier in the us starting with the 8125.. this one isnt exclusive but if I remember correctly At&t was the first major carrier to carry HTC phones.. with that said this phone looks like its going to be a major improvement to the Fuze.. the keyboard was too cramped up and it was way too bulky.. the picture gives a good first impression but it all depends what the UI is like..
10. prettyboy1974 posted on 10 Aug 2009, 15:10 0 0
I thinik your memory must have a hick-up, actually T-mobile was the first to have HTC phones way back in 2002. I'm sure it was a simple mistake, Oh and the 8125 wasn't exclusive, T-mobile also had it (the MDA). Nice try though!
7. VZWfangirl posted on 10 Aug 2009, 12:17 0 0
Way to cripple the phone AT&T with the keyboard which is the MAIN selling point of this phone. And no 3.5mm jack? What were they thinking?
8. B_Adams posted on 10 Aug 2009, 12:31 0 0
Umm, you do know that HTC made the phone and not AT&T right? If AT&T "cripples" anything, it maybe the UI? but IMO this phone looks pretty cool.
11. VZWfangirl posted on 10 Aug 2009, 15:25 0 0
HTC made the phone of course, but I hope you don't think HTC just gave AT&T the one with the messed up keyboard and no 3.5 mm. This is AT&T's doing.
12. artz1986 posted on 10 Aug 2009, 18:07 0 0
Why are so many ppl so lazy, how long does it take to hit the function key, what, like a 10th of a second. I'm beginning to notice on these comments that so many kids bitch about things that are soooooo minute. Stop crying, if you don't like the way the keyboard is set up, buy and unlocked one, save yourself the troubles... geeze...
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