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"Worthy Sucessor of the HTC HD2."
4.5 starson by indiantechiePros: The size doesn't overwhelm, impresive stats,amazing amount of internal memory, plus almost all of its hardware on par with other phones, unforunately it doesn't break any new ground as its suggested it will do.
Cons: the screen looks dull because of the area the pixels are spread over, while the size is always a pro, it's also always a con, and theres no exandable memory i dont undertsand why HTC would do that, especailly when its facing competition on launch.
Summary: While the screen may look dull the extra screen real estate more than makes up when viewing webpages or watching video, Then one major problem that HTC built for itself is no expandable memory slot, and i seriously dont understand why they would do that, especially when they are facing so much competition from other maufactures on launch day no less. Then we get to bittersweet part, the size while it may be too big for some people, no one out there can say that they would enjoy watching watching video's on a 3.5 or 3.8 or even a 4.0 inche screen then they would on this screen, plus the big size compliments some of Microsoft's built in features like the office suite on the go will be easier to view and edit on the screen, while downlaoding games from Xbox live it wil be easier to play games on this bigger screen.While it may not bre ak barriers as people may have expected, the HD7 is more than a solid smartphone in all affairs work or play. Most of the con's aren't unsolvable, and it all adds up to a satisfying smartphone experience.
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@esamuel if that is the case than i can understand why HTC didn't include expandable memory, but still no expandable memory is gonna put a limit on many things you do.
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Indiantechie,
The reason they didn't support expandable memory is because of the way the new Windows 7 OS handles memory. Microsoft has made changes to the way the memory is allocated. If you were to plug in a memory card it would save important data on it like it was part of the internal memory. After you plugged in your card and used your device it would shut down to allowing emergency calls only due to the removal of the sd card. Only after reinserting the card would the phone actually return to its normal function. I think this is one of the main reasons why htc didn't add the option.
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