HTC HD2 vs. Samsung Omnia II

HTC HD2 super shape compared with the leading PDA phone is Samsung Omnia II.

Currently, Samsung's handsets have been free upgrade to Windows Mobile 6.5, while the ultra-running HTC's products available on this platform. The same operating system, but the pair have different faces. While using Sense HD2 like many of its machines running the Android Samsung TouchWiz use, the interface is used for producing samples of its touch-screen phone.

HD2 is one of the mobile screen today, sizes up to 4.3 inches, while Omnia II is 3.7 inches. Both have a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. If Samsung's "specialty" is gorgeous AMOLED screen, the HTC proud with capacitive touch technology and multi-touch, the site was first appeared on the Windows Mobile platform.

Comparison in size, but thinner than most HD2 Omnia II, the machine weighs 157 grams, while only 129 grams Samsung mobile. Taiwan's manufacturers to expand the night with 448 MB memory and 512 MB RAM, ROM, while Omnia II has a 256 MB RAM, but the memory of your own versions of 2, 8 and 16 GB.

Both are powerful mobile connectivity with 3G/HSDPA, HSUPA, Wi-Fi, GPS ... 5 Megapixel camera with custom photography.

Samsung Omnia-speed processor with 800 MHz Samsung S3C6410 processor capacity is relatively smooth. However, HD2 Snapdragon chipset uses speed to 1 GHz.

HTC HD mini - a new mobile

Small but powerful

The HTC HD mini matches the impressive experience of the HTC HD2, but in a sleek and compact handset.

Craftsmanship in design

From the elegantly constructed exterior to the simple arrangement of the SIM and SD card slots, we've paid a lot of attention to detail on the HTC HD mini. Keep a good grip on your phone with the rubberised and bevelled back and remove the back to reveal the bright yellow interior.

Simple to use

With the HTC Sense user experience you have a phone that is simple to use and makes the most of all the apps available from Windows Marketplace. Choose which tabs you would like to have on your home screen and create shortcuts so all your favourite apps are just a tap away.

Source: htc.com