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I had the chance to play with the HTC Tornado for about 60 seconds. Here are my impressions:
The Tornado (right) is a sturdy brick that feels very compact. It felt so good in the palm of my hand. The buttons were also carefully engineered to feel good when pressed, unlike the previous smartphone designs that actually felt painful to the thumb. Think E200 and you’ll know what I mean.
What’s noticeable about the Tornado is its very visible keys for playing multimedia. It’s so obvious that the other buttons were made smaller and placed right below the screen. In addition to this, the Tornado also has a dedicated browser button, which is a soft way of saying “I have integrated WiFi.”
I’m looking forward to another encounter with a Tornado. Hopefully I’ll be able to take some pics. So far so good to be honest. It’s the best hardware design I’ve seen for a smartphone.
1638 days ago
Damn, that tornado q tek looks very stylish. Awesome design i really hope it will have a camera.
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1630 days ago
The Tornado has a camera. =)
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1630 days ago
indeed it does :)
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1629 days ago
HTC Tornado…
Jayvee over at Cellphone9.com has managed to have a play with the upcoming HTC Tornado. His conclusion “So far so good to be honest. It’s the best hardware design I’ve seen for a smartphone”….
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1595 days ago
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