Size matters when you're talking about business phones which support android. Some people like smaller screens and will say Apple is best with its 3.5-inch screen design, but many other would prefer a little wider screen. Dell's 5-inch Streak is known as a tablet rather than a phone by many, so where does this leave the Desire HD with its 4.3-inch screen falling somewhere in-between? Or it’s the best being created.
The extra screen size of Desire HD makes text onscreen more readable, helps to display images in the gallery clearly, and makes controlling games easier with more room for fingers to control. If anything it lets you show off it is the attractively designed perfectly balanced chassis.
HTC has concentrated on functionality and giving more support as business phone which is evident from its being moved away from using AMOLED screen in its handsets due, we believe, due to a shortage of AMOLED screens available. We see it opts for an LCD display with an 800 x 480 resolution though not bad. Compared to an original Desire you can see the difference in the color contrast, where the HD appears clearer look in comparison, talking about its merits though, and the Desire HD's display is sharp, crisp in presentation of words and images displayed.
The HD supports an 8-megapixel camera with its lens position at the top and in the centre of its structure; dual LED photo lights adjusted to the side. The camera lens protrudes considerably from the back of the phone but luckily the glass is recessed to prevent it from scratching from day-to-day knocking around. In essence we can say it is well suited to business needs as being more presentable and usable business phone but still issue of display remains.
The extra screen size of Desire HD makes text onscreen more readable, helps to display images in the gallery clearly, and makes controlling games easier with more room for fingers to control. If anything it lets you show off it is the attractively designed perfectly balanced chassis.
HTC has concentrated on functionality and giving more support as business phone which is evident from its being moved away from using AMOLED screen in its handsets due, we believe, due to a shortage of AMOLED screens available. We see it opts for an LCD display with an 800 x 480 resolution though not bad. Compared to an original Desire you can see the difference in the color contrast, where the HD appears clearer look in comparison, talking about its merits though, and the Desire HD's display is sharp, crisp in presentation of words and images displayed.
The HD supports an 8-megapixel camera with its lens position at the top and in the centre of its structure; dual LED photo lights adjusted to the side. The camera lens protrudes considerably from the back of the phone but luckily the glass is recessed to prevent it from scratching from day-to-day knocking around. In essence we can say it is well suited to business needs as being more presentable and usable business phone but still issue of display remains.
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