HTC Titan


Last year when Microsoft’s Windows Phone platform rose out of the ashes, veteran smartphone maker HTC came to the plate bringing along devices fitting for the launch party – such as the HTC Trophy, Surround, and HD7. Obviously, the biggest one of the bunch, the HD7, didn’t quite pack the same punch as previous ‘HD’ devices from HTC, but fortunately enough, the Taiwanese company is making sure to turn things around with its latest Windows Phone device. Truly having a gargantuan presence behind it, thanks to its insanely large 4.7” display, the HTC Titan as its name implies intends on being a prominent figure amongst the recent crop of Windows Phone Mango smartphones.

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At first glance, the Titan might seem to be too much phone for any normal human being, especially with its wide figure, but after holding it in our hands, it reconfirms our assertions of being yet another quality device. Donning yet another indelible industrial design that shines in all corners, there’s plenty to like about this beauty – like its sturdy metallic casing, relatively slim figure (0.39” thick), and clean appearance. Yes, its metallic shell adds some weight to the handset, but it’s warranted in keeping it rock solid.




It was only yesterday when the HTC HD2 enthralled us with its 4.3” display, and as fate would have it, we’re reliving the same thing now that there’s a 4.7” WVGA (480 x 800) S-LCD display taking up space on the HTC Titan. In a smartphone world filled with 720p displays, its WVGA resolution (200 ppi) is undoubtedly behind the times – and it’s blatantly exposed when viewing fine text in a zoomed out view within the web browser. Nevertheless, its Super LCD panel produces enough vivid and high-contrast color tones to reel in our eyes. Add in to that its wide viewing angles and strong brightness output, it’s able to maintain its visibility when using it outdoors.

Since there is plenty of spacing separating its capacitive buttons, accidental presses are actually very rare. Above its display, it features that distinctive narrow looking earpiece common amongst HTC smartphones, and a front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera, which combines with the Tango app to offer video chat via Wi-Fi or cellular connectivity.

Around its sides, we find its microphone, microUSB port, two-level shutter key, volume control button, 3.5mm headset jack, noise cancellation microphone, and dedicated power button.

source : http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/HTC-Titan-Review_id2917

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16 Comments

  1. mirip i phone, samsung dan ponsel berbasis android lainnya.. hemm.. tapi kayanya lebih terjangkau yang ini ya?

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    1. kalo untuk kantong saya yang lagi nganggur,,barang mahal ini mase

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  2. kayakna mantab neh ht titan terbaru-nya mas

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  3. blog rezkyra.com nya gak bisa dibuka ya?

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  4. Wuiih... Hapene Kereeen Bangeeet.. Hmmm jadi Pengeeeen deh!!!
    Moga aja ada yang mao ngasih dgn suka rela gitu???
    Hweheheee...

    #ngippi.com

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  5. hadir bang rezky. . . . maap baru bisa berkunjung, soalnya blog ku lagi eror kemaren. . . . btw ntu bagi2 apa gimana HP nya...??? aku mau dong. . . .

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    1. saya saja kepengen itu hape,,makanya saya taro di blog,hehehe,,mantep

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  6. namanya unik. titan. inget titanic

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  7. Woahh...
    keren banget!

    I think I should have this stuff in my pocket but... I don't have money to buy it. So, I wish someday I'll get it free. hehe...

    P.S.
    Blog nya yang satu lagi kenapa gak bs dibuka bang?

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  8. wah.. kerenj banget.. jadi ingin beli nih..

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  9. sampai sekarang yang jadi mimpi saya adalah iPhone, sayang harganya mahal. HTC telah mendunia, tapi saya entah karena korban berita jadi saya masih belum melirik

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