VIDEO: HTC's Sexy New Legend, Desire & HD Mini

HTC today launched three new phones, two running Android and one running Windows Mobile 6.5.3. The most talked about is probably the Legend with its AMOLED display and unibody aluminum design. The Desire is pretty much the Nexus One, except it's Flash 10.1 ready and like the Legend, boasts a little joystick trackball instead of the regular trackball. The HD Mini is a stripped down version of the already available HD2. Running Windows Mobile, little is known about the device other than it has a 3.2-inch display. All three boast HTC's new Sense UI.

Check out the videos below. For more on the phones,click here.

Jane McEntegart works in marketing communications at Intel and was previously Manager of Content Marketing at ASUS North America. Before that, she worked for more than seven years at Tom's Guide and Tom's Hardware, holding such roles as Contributing Editor and Senior News Editor and writing about everything from smartphones to tablets and games consoles.

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3 Comments Comment from the forums

keczapifrytki

I was thinking about getting an Android phone. Will see how they review on cnet.
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NapoleonDK

I really enjoy mine. I got a Droid Eris back in November and never regretted it. With the continuous advancements we've seen so far, I think as long as you get a phone from this year you can't go wrong. :)
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neokaer

I've been wanting to drop at&t for a while now, I have found the motivation.

P.S. awesome music!
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