HTC 2010 portfolio leaked online

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A post on an a developer's forum claims to have the details of eight new HTC devices supposedly to be released in the first six months of 2010.

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Bravo

The final of the claimed Android releases will be the company's flagship model, according to B3ler3fonte, and will arrive in April 2010. It has HD video capability, a 3.7in screen with large memory capacity, both built in and in the microSD slot.

Bravo

Photon

The first of the Windows Mobile-based devices, the Photon is said to be due in April 2010. The specs claim a 3.2inch HVGA screen, 256MB RAM, a five megapixel camera and a Snapdragon CPU.

Photon

Trophy

The second proposed Windows Mobile 6.5 device is the Trophy, due for release in May 2010. This device has both touchscreen and QWERTY keyboard with a 3in screen and what B3ler3fonte claims to be a "huge battery capacity."

Trophy

Tera

The last device leaked online is the Tera, the final Windows Mobile 6.5 device, due in April 2010. It looks a lot like the HTC Touch Pro2 with a slide out QWERTY keyboard and a 3.2 megapixel camera.

Tera

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