According to Tmo News, this has nothing to do with Project Dark/Black, but T-Mobile just might have scored a major coup. A photo of an advertisement for the nation's fourth largest carrier shows a picture of the HTC HD2 while the copy on the ad is all about the features and some of the specs of the handset. We have seen how quick and smooth the 1GHz Snapdragon processor works on this device, and the 4.3 inch touchscreen showed it's value during web browsing, playing videos and games, and while looking at pictures. Depending on how this is priced, the HTC HD2 could be a game changer by itself. Peter Chou, HTC's CEO, tossed out a line recently about a first quarter U.S. launch for this device, although you would think that it would behoove T-Mobile to try to squeeze this out in time for the holiday shopping season.
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