HTC Titan II

THE GOOD: Microsoft Mobile 7.5, WIFI, 16 Megapix Camera, Integrated GPS, Video Telephony, High Capacity Internal Storage

THE BAD: Big Size, Heavy Weight, Lack of Card-slot

Added on: January 2012

HTC Titan II Specifications

Usability
Display Resolution	480x800px
Display Color	16M
Display Technology	LCD
Input / Navigation	Touch Screen Display
Stand-by Time	360h
Talk Time	11.83h
Vibration	Available
Ringtones	MP3 Polyphonic

Connectivity
Compatible Networks	LTE 700 HSDPA 850 (3.5G) HSDPA 2100 (3.5G) HSDPA 1900 (3.5G) GSM 900 GSM 1800 GSM 1900 GSM 850
Positioning System	Integrated GPS
WLAN	Wi-Fi (wireless LAN)
Audio Output	3.5mm Audio Connector
EDGE	Class 12
Radio	FM RDS
GPRS	Class 12

Software
Operating System	Microsoft Mobile 7.5

Hardware
Processor Speed	1.5GHz
RAM	512MB
Internal Memory	16GB
Sensors	Gesture Control Proximity Sensor Accelerometer
Camera Resolution	16 Megapix
Camera Flash	Dual LED
Video Recording	Available
Video Telephony	Available
Battery	1730 mAh
Other Functions	Digital Compass

Ergonomics
Dimensions	132x69x13mm
Weight	147g
Form Factor	Candy Bar

Ballpark Price Estimate

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CNET

The HTC Titan II pushes the limit of just how big and capable a Windows smartphone can be. If it weren't for the lower-priced Nokia Lumia 900, the Titan II would be the greatest Windows Phone 7 handset to walk the earth.Read Full Review

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Phone Arena

It was not too long ago that we were introduced to the massive 4.7â display on the HTC Titan and we cameRead Full Review

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GSMArena

HTC made quite a statement when it announced the original Titan in the summer of 2011. Its sequel is aiming to do so as well. After all, smartphones with 16MP camera sensors are a rare sight on any market. Launched at the same time ...Read Full Review

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PC World

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