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Pictures of HTC Leo lyin' around
Pictures of HTC Leo lyin' around
Wow! That is the first impression that comes out of everyone's mouth when they take a look at the newly revealed pictures of the HTC Leo. No question that Leo has been developed for the power user who wants the best and fastest of everything. A 1GHz Snapdragon processor runs the show while Leo is powered by Windows Mobile 6.5. The massive 4.3 inch screen is .2 bigger than the Toshiba TG-01, and images are crystal clear with resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. With 512MB ROM and 320MB RAM applications and programs should be snappy enough to make the most demanding user happy. The Leo sports a 5MP camera with dual LED flash because one is just not enough for the power user. Of course, TouchFLO 3D keeps you away from Windows Mobile as long as possible. When and where Leo is going to get launched is unknown, as is the price. With the recent pricings of the Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon versions of the Touch Pro 2, you know right off the bat that Leo will not be for the faint of wallet.

HTC Leo Preliminary Specifications

source: BGR
Pictures of HTC Leo lyin' around


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