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Successor to T-Mobile Dash Spotted

Successor to T-Mobile Dash Spotted

Smartphones Nov 24,2006 0

Hot on the heels of the HTC Excalibur (i.e. T-Mobile Dash), HTC's latest creation shows up online. Obviously the successor to the sleek Excalibur, the Cavalier doesn't look quite as sexy, but it's certainly got plenty of processing power to make up for its sharper, more Blackberry-esque lines. For starters, that 200MHz OMAP is replaced by a 400MHz, which is just what's needed to power the UMTS / HSDPA. It's also got a higher capacity battery, a 2 megapixel camera, and the requisite 802.11b/g and Bluetooth 2.0. The Cavalier will most likely make it to America by late spring. Carriers and pricing have yet to be determined.

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