The HTC Advantage X7500 series, like the HTC Shift, was not officially released in the Philippines by HTC but could have been a nice MID to have back in 2007.
This unit was spotted at InfoMaxx in Greenhills and was selling for Php55,000. There’s already a new version, the HTC Advantage X7510 announced last year and wasn’t released here either.
The specs indicate it’s a complete and fully functional mobile internet device:
HTC Advantage X7501
5 inches display touchscreen @ 640×480 pixels
Intel PXA270 624 MHz CPU with ATI Graphic Chip W2284
128 MB RAM, 256 MB ROM
8 GB storage (expandable with miniSD)
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
3G/HSDPA
3.15 MP, 2048×1536 pixels, autofocus camera, LED flash
TV out
Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1
Battery is rated at 2200mAh which could last 3 to 4 hours. The HTC Advantage also has a full qwerty keyboard as well as touchscreen that supports handwriting recognition.
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Lovin the MR. T style ring yuga! haha
is this a netbook in disguise?
@Ed
hahaha! u’re right! I actually took interest of it instead of the unit yuga is talking about.
astig!
hahaha, it’s not my hand!
haha, wow, nanotice yung ring hehe
my dad has the same kind of ring; he was an airforce officer kasi, anyway 
Wow, first reaction; “phone-minibook crossover”, Pero kahit ganun, asteeg to sir Yuga. If there was a version of this with a “Xenon Flash”, God, I would want to buy this one; imagine, I can blog away when I’m in starbucks (care of wi-fi)and take pictures worth blogging about at the same time! wah!
for a computer, this one’s an underdog;
for a smartphone, this one’s THE DOG.
(ok mejo exagg na ako,)
Sir Yuga update mo kami sa “feel” of this hot gadget
Twitter: sugodcom
replied on Mar 10th, 2009 at 12:19 am (6)
It is not recommended for fat human beings.. Why? Tapping a single button would be time consuming.. Haha
This one has a sim card slot for the 3g/hsdpa right?
Twitter: erniepac
replied on Mar 11th, 2009 at 12:10 pm (8)
cheap design ewwww