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HTC Touch Pro

Processor: 528MHz
Memory: 512MB ROM, 288MB SDRAM,
Display: 2.8in 480 x 640 touchscreen,
Connectivity: Bluetooth, GSM/GPRS/EDGE/3G/HSDPA, 802.11bg WLAN,
Camera: 3 megapixel camera,
Extras: GPS, FM radio,
Battery: 1,340mAh li-ion battery,
Warranty: 2yrs RTB
Dimensions (WxDxH): 51 x 18 x 102mm
Weight: 165g.

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Great review - shame about the typos!!!

A good solid review of this product, and the reviewer clearly knows how to dig below the surface to say what\'s good and not about the device.... so it is a BIG shame that there are so many sloppy typos in the article.

At times it feels like the spell checker has taken over.

Examples:
\"it\" mistaken for \"is\"
\"goes\" mistaken for \"does\"

And the classic sentence:-

\"The 165g weight though is not too though.\"

That is really profoundly \'deep\'... but I don\'t know what it means!

I give the review 4 stars out of 6
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By mdoragh on Friday Oct 10

Comments system borked too?

I love the way that the comments system has escape-coded my speech marks and apostrophes with a back slash each time. Maybe there is a way to improve the comments handling system here too?

By mdoragh on Friday Oct 10

Not happy

Nearly everything about this phone is good. Nearly! When it rings, the whole screen activates. Unless the phone is in your hand, chances are that you will brush the screen against something while taking it out of your pocket, pouch or bag to answer it. As soon as this happens, the call is lost. As I use my Touch Pro as a key business contact point, this means that my customers get a hang-up instead of an answer most of the time. The Touch Pro is not alone in this problem as a colleague has a Touch Diamond that suffers the same glitch. When I contacted HTC, I was simply told there is no fix for this problem available. It shouldn't be too hard to isolate the touch screen from the call answering button. After all, other smart phones manage to have them separate. But it is clearly too much for HTC to make the effort. My phone cost me $1000 Aus and I now have to make the most of it for at least 2 years. But I won't be going near HTC again.

By BeaconIntel on Friday May 22