HTC Desire HD leaked: 4.3″, Android 2.2, 1 GHz Snapdragon
A new HTC smartphone has spotted in Hong Kong running Google’s Android 2.2 (Froyo) OS. Like its older siblings, the HTC HD2 (Windows Mobile) and EVO 4G (Android), the Desire HD sports a 4.3″ WVGA capacitive touch screen and a 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.
The phone seems to lack a front-facing camera, so this is basically an HD2 with Android and the EVO’s 8 MP camera tossed on. Full specs below:
4.3-inch WVGA touch screen
8 million pixel camera lens
1 GHz Qualcomm processor
Android 2.2
720p HD video capture
Support the Xvid format video playback
SRS Audio Technology
Face tracking
Support for Adobe Flash 10.1
Built-in 4GB SD card (up to expand to 32GB)
E-book reader
Integrated aluminum body
Via: Android-HK, Uwants
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