HTC Merge appears in Verizon's system
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The HTC Merge has produced more questions than anybody seems to have answers to over the last couple of months. We have all seen the specs, we have all seen photos and videos, but what we haven’t seen is a release date or any indication that this phone is actually real.
The posted image is of a screenshot from Verizon’s inventory system that clearly shows the HTC Merge with its model number ADR6325. Now there is a chance that this phone is a placeholder or that this could have been there for a while now. You can clearly see that there is no MSRP or VZ pricing listed. Underneath the HTC Merge’s listing is the upcoming HTC Thunderbolt which also has no VZ pricing, but does show an MSRP price of $615.
So is this phone ever going to go mainstream? Tell us what you think in the comments below.
source: Android Central
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5 Comments
1. MOTOX (unregistered) posted on 13 Feb 2011, 22:06 0
Not sure phonearena...not sure...the merge would be cool for people who want a nice htc g2 with the keyboard thing on verizon...possibly with 4g? but i don't think so.....i want my thunderbolt but not sure what to do...if it comes out tommorow at bestbuy....which they some said there was a delay yet others say come get it...its 750 and eventually i could do a price check to get some money back but if not i might as well get it at vzw.
2. I like this phone (unregistered) posted on 13 Feb 2011, 22:17 0
Android central got a prototype unit of this phone a long time ago, back in november I think. It's an awesome phone and my friend was waiting for this phone a few months ago until he found out that he could get a Droid Inc for free. Now, if this phone doesn't come out within the next month or so, we can say that the HTC Merge is officially dead,
3. oddmanout posted on 13 Feb 2011, 23:37 0
They should bump up the specs on the merge before they release it. Yeah, it sounded pretty good last year when it first surfaced but now i'm not so sure how it will compare with whats to come.
5. ILikeBubbles posted on 14 Feb 2011, 17:54 0
exactly. with the standard for phones moving up to 1.2(ish) GHz dual core how could a 600 (800?) MHz processor compete? it's barely even considered entry level NOW much less will be in 3 or 4 months...
4. newfdog 13 posted on 14 Feb 2011, 07:01 0
They sat on this thing because they wanted the hype to focus on the iPhone. Kind of dumb because this phone could be great for a world traveller. I could use an Android device like that. I don't want a Crackberry or carry 2 different iPhones (ATT/Verizon) just to travel overseas.
