Yeah!!!! at last a true replacement for the XDA2 with the same sized screen but VGA this time. This is going to blow the competition away. The only downer is the microSD cards - I will have to sell my existing 2GB SD cards.
I believe the manufacturer will be the same as the XDA Atom - which is not so good as the build quality was not on par with the HTC models. But with these specs, the Flame will be a top end model so hopefully O2 will request higher build standards to match.
This could be a major hit.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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