T-Mobile launches the HTC HD2 and Nokia Nuron

From the very first time that the HTC HD2 was revealed to the public (initially as the Leo), cellphone fanatics have deeply desired the Windows Mobile powered handset. The size of the capacitive display-at 4.3 inches-wowed everyone who had a look at the device. And with the inclusion of the 1GHz Snapdragon processor under the hood, the HD2 would have the power to make using the handset snappy and smooth. Finally, T-Mobile is launching the HTC HD2 today. That's right, all of you who have lusted after this model for months can now run over to the store and have it in their hands tonight. The HD2 is priced at $199.99 with a 2 year contract.

Also being released by T-Mobile today is the Nokia Nuron. If the HD2 is the highly functional handset for the power user, the Nuron is on the other end of the spectrum as a touchscreen phone for the person who is buying his first such device. Even considering that, the phone does have some nice features like Flash Lite 3.0 which will allow you to view YouTube videos from the web page. Priced at $69.99 with a 2 year contract, the Nuron offers social networking and a 3.5mm audio jack for those who like to listen to music.

T-Mobile should be doing some brisk business today as both the power user and the first time touchscreen buyer are covered with the HD2 and the Nuron respectively. As for which handset is next to be appointed the "must have" phone, we have plenty of candidates including the HTC Incredible and the HTC EVO 4G just to name a couple.

HTC HD2 Specifications | Review (European)
Nokia 5230 Nuron Specifications | Review
HTC Incredible Preliminary Specifications
HTC EVO 4G Specifications | Hands-on

source:  T-Mobile (HD2), (Nuron)