HTC released a new pocket pc phone, the HTC P4350 – codename HTC Herald. The device has a sliding QWERTY keyboard and runs Windows Mobile 5.0. It is a similar device to the upcoming ETEN M700. Unlike the HTC TyTN the HTC P4350 (Herald) does not have support for 3G but it is Quad-band GSM with GPRS and EDGE. The processor is a TI OMAP 200 MHZ with 128 MB ROM and 64 MB RAM. In terms of connectivity the device has built-in WI-FI and supports bluetooth 2.0.

The HTC P4350 (Herald) will be another device from HTC with a sliding QWERTY keyboard but targeted for those who want a cheap device and do not care for 3G support. The TI OMAP processor at 200 MHZ will increase battery talk time but will impose constraints on the use of applications (like SKYPE for example) and gaming.

HTC P4350 Overview

With the convenience of instantly synchronised Outlook® email, contacts and calendar through Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 5.0 Direct Push you can be in touch wherever you are. With Pocket MSN® you can also connect to Hotmail® and MSN® messenger.

When doing business, manage your Word®, Excel® and PowerPoint® documents on the go – the full auto-sliding keyboard makes editing a breeze.

If you just want to relax, you can enjoy your music and video through Windows Media® Player, enhanced with Stereo Bluetooth® wireless sound quality.

HTC P4350 Highlights

Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 5.0 PDA phone with instant access to your email.
Slim and compact with auto sliding full keyboard.
Full connectivity with Quad-band, EDGE, Bluetooth® 2.0 and Wi-Fi®.
Windows Media® Player and Pocket MSN® with MSN® Messenger.
View Word, Excel®, PowerPoint® and PDF documents on the go.
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HTC P4350 (Herald) Specifications