HTC, the world's leading provider of Microsoft Windows Mobile powered devices, launched three smart phones from its Q1 2007 product portfolio at the 3GSM World Congress Conference and Exhibition. These ground-breaking devices showcase the latest in mobile convergence for both consumer and enterprise audiences and epitomize HTC's commitment to developing innovative, appealing and category-defining form factors and applications.

HTC's phones are perfect for business people who travel a lot, or anyone who just wants that something extra from their phone. You can MSN, Internet, take photos, play games and - wonders will never cease - even make phone calls with HTC's telephones. Most HTC models are great for text messaging because they have a QWERTY keyboard. LetsGoMobile received the HTC Excalibur S620. Blackberry addicts and text message freaks will love this phone as well as anyone who appreciated good sound quality!

High Tech Computer Corp. provider of Microsoft Windows Mobile-based devices, today launched in the US the company's first full-QWERTY Smartphone: the powerful, sleek T-Mobile Dash. Announced today at the fall Digital Life conference, the Dash Smartphone from HTC features a unique soft-touch exterior, packed with the latest Windows Mobile 5.0 technology; enabling people to work, play and stay connected easily, efficiently and effectively. T-Mobile Dash allows you to stay in touch with loved ones via a unique calling plan, connect to data networks via Wi-Fi, experience music and video on the go, access all Mobile Office applications, send and receive push e-mail, and browse the Internet - all on a device that's sleek, smart and complete.

The Smartphone, which has been named the "SoftBank X01HT," features HSDPA technology that will deliver a faster mobile broadband experience to Japanese customers (data transfer rates of up to 1.8 Mbps on downlink and 384 Kbps on uplink). This technology enables mobile phone users to rapidly download video clips, music tracks, images etc. The "SoftBank XO1HT" is also equipped with wireless LAN functionality, allowing users to connect to the Internet at high speeds in wireless LAN environments at home, at work, and in public.

North America's first PDA Phone with High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) allows users to simultaneously use voice and data features when roaming in the US, Europe, and Asia High Tech Computer Corp. (HTC), provider of Microsoft Windows Mobile-based devices, unveiled its most versatile PDA Phone to date: the Cingular 8525. The device is the first PDA Phone to be released in North America with High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA), which allows users to perform voice and data functions simultaneously. In addition, the Cingular 8525 is the first HSDPA PDA Phone with tri-band 3G usability and can roam in the US, Europe, and Asia (including Japan).

High Tech Computer Corp. (HTC), provider of Microsoft Windows Mobile devices, launched its Q4 product portfolio. The four new additions to the HTC range are each specifically designed to appeal to new market segments, bringing the benefits of Microsoft's smart mobility to new audiences.