Man, I thought HTC would get it right this time, I guess not. I was really looking forward to an external dial pad that wasn't touch screen, I specifically remember one on phonescoop.com that I was hoping would be the US cdma evdo platform that they decided to use. The touch screen on these devices is no where near as good to the touch as the Treo's screen so an external dial pad would have made things alot easier. Other than that, I hope the level of quality in the phone is raised quite a bit. I owned the ppc 6700 for 5 months and I cant start to tell you problems I had with the phone that caused me to curse the phone to hell.
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