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HTC HD7: An Impressive Phone   by Mark Walters

Windows Phone 7 is revolutionizing the cell phone industry and the HTC HD7 is in a great position to take advantage of all of the features built into that operating system. One of the first things you notice about the HD7 is its size. This phone measures 4.3 inches, making it one of the largest phones of its class. The size is well used though, as it’s used to sport a huge, first class touchscreen.

The HD7 is not only large in physical size, but its storage capacity is large as well at 16GB. If you want even more, sorry, there is no memory card slot. The large 4.3 inch display is an LCD panel which may be a concern for those who feel strongly that OLED is the only way to go. There is an interesting flip out kick stand that props the phone up for hands free viewing. If more than one person is watching however, glare may contribute to a less than ideal viewing experience.

The HD7 achilles heel will be its battery life. This phone is large and the screen will use a lot of power from the 3.7V 1,230 mAh battery. A larger battery might help but on a phone this size a larger battery would certainly add some unwanted weight. The HD7 is rated for 6.5 hours of talk time which falls behind many phones in its class that can boast a talk time of over 7 hours. HTC