Revamped HTC Advantage 7510 not coming to the US
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Filed in HTC, Handsets, Windows Mobile
Eager to get your hands on the newly revamped HTC Advantage 7510? You’re going to have to resort to the gray market, at least for the time being. HTC has decided not to distribute the new “handset” in America. So sad. Truth be told, we’re not entirely sold on the redesign, with an altered keyboard design that appears to leave a little to be desired in the ergonomics department. The reason for the ban is that the handset runs off of the Qualcomm chipset that has been banned in the US pending litigation. As there hasn’t been much progress on the chipset ban, we won’t hold our breath for an impending 7510 release stateside.
On May 17, 2008 @ 6:31 pm, Galvatron Said:
AWWW too bad it’r th only winmo phone worth dropping money for
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On May 18, 2008 @ 9:39 pm, bluemonq Said:
I don’t think they “decided” to not sell it here. It contains the Qualcomm chipset that’s not allowed here, doesn’t it?
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On May 18, 2008 @ 11:54 pm, Galvatron Said:
al beacus braod com win a lawsuit acusing qualcom infringed o on some f it’s patents
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