More HTC Bravo pictures and info on the Legend

Posted: 26 Jan 2010, 17:23, by Alan F.

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More HTC Bravo pictures and info on the Legend

It's quite possible that the HTC Bravo will be the next sizzling hot Android device packing the goods in an attempt to "kill the iPhone". Many have tried, no one has yet succeeded in this mission. Where the Nexus One and Motorola DROID came up short on a few critical areas, the HTC Bravo hopes to get its shot at the assignment. Tom, a tipster for Polish site komorkomania, was able to grab a shot of the handset and get this info. If some of the specs sound familiar, that is because they are similar to the Nexus One's specs including the WVGA, AMOLED 3.7 inch display with support for 16 million colors. The 1GHz Snapdragon processor is on board and instead of having the Nexus One's trackball, the Bravo will offer a trackpad for navigation. Other features include 3G HSDPA, Wi-Fi, 512MB RAM, 5MP camera with HD Video capture and the Sense UI over Android 2.1. Besides the trackpad, another difference from the N-One is that the device is enabled for multi-touch The Bravo will be presented in March with sales starting the next month.

While Tom couldn't grab a shot of the HTC Legend, the information about the device is very interesting. The body is composed entirely of aluminum and cannot be broken. The display is an AMOLED 3.7 inch screen, most likely 480 x 800 with support for 16 million colors. Android 2.1 will be on the device unless Google has finished a newer build. There is a trackpad with 4 function buttons under the display. The phone seems to be smaller than the Hero with the same rounded corners and will debut in March.

HTC Bravo Specifications
HTC Legend Preliminary Specifications

source: komorkomania (translated)

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1. toyboyz posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44 0 0

Yea no trackball , and perfect timing on a release. Now who's going to be the lucky Carrier?

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5. cansler posted on 27 Jan 2010, 09:29 0 0

I'm a little torn on the trackball thing. I think it was a great idea to implement on cell phones, but it is probably the largest culprit of "butt dialing" in Blackberry devices. I have a Pearl for work and I had to cut a hole out of my carry case just so the trackball isn't doing it's on thing in its case and calling Timbuktu and changing critical settings. I don't know how they are on Android devices as I only played with my friend's G1 a little bit and never asked him about it's trackball pro's and con's. Hopefully the trackpad works just as well without the "butt dialing" issues.

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2. ijcopon925 posted on 26 Jan 2010, 18:12 0 0

Isn't the HTC Legend supposed to be the Hero's successor? Earlier rumours stated that the display is 3.2-inches or something - especially since you stated that it's "smaller than the Hero".

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3. prettyboy1974 posted on 26 Jan 2010, 18:23 0 0

This story comes from a Google translation, it is possible that the translation was messed up and instead should have read thinner not smaller, just a hunch.