The HTC HD2 is a beast of a smartphone – its massive 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen, speedy Snapdragon processor, sleek design and high-end features make it a force to be reckoned with. Despite running a mobile operating system that is only redeemed by HTC’s splendidly customized TouchFLO 3D UI, we’re still waiting on pins and needles for the HD2 to make it Stateside. The good news is that the long wait will pay off in the end. HTC will apparently be bringing a suped-up version of the HD2 to T-Mobile USA later this year that features beefier memory and storage specs.
In addition to that gorgeously huge 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen, 1Ghz processor, WiFi, GPS, and 5-megapixel camera, HTC has decided to upgrade the internal memory on the US-bound HD2. The non-US variant of the HD2 sports 512MB ROM and 448MB RAM, and includes a 2GB microSD card in the box. The updated T-Mobile version of the HD2 will feature an impressive 1GB ROM and 576MB RAM, with a 16GB microSD card bundled in the retail packaging. If you’re willing to deal with Windows Mobile, the T-Mobile HTC HD2 will be a more powerful version of the best Windows Mobile smartphone on the planet.
As for a launch date, we’re looking for launch in the Spring of 2010. Possibly with Windows Mobile 7 in tow.
Check out the new HD2 specs here.