#desire hd price

The HTC Desire HD is one of the most anticipated superphone this year and it's coming to town in time for Christmas (or so they say). Check out our full review of the Desire HD after the jump. As a successor to the popular HTC Desire, the Desire HD brings with it most of the desirable features of its predecessor then wrapped it with a huge 4.3 inch screen (see our review of the HTC Desire here to get a better perspective). What we missed with the Desire HD that we really liked with the older Desire is the inclusion of an AMOLED screen. While the LCD on the Desire HD still brings in that bright and clear display, the crispness and depth of contrast we get from AMOLED is very noticeable. The resolution is at 480x800 pixels -- it was just right on the Desire but the Desire HD's 4.3" display seems to big for such resolution that widgets and icons are a bit oversized. The 3.7" Desire can accommodate 4 rows of icons and the 4.0" Samsung Galaxy S can do 5 rows; despite the 4.3" screen of the Desire HD, it can only do 4 rows (a limitation brought upon by the resolution). However, if that switch was the one that made the Desire HD more affordable (with a 35k SRP compared to the Desire's 34.9k SRP), then I think it is a reasonable trade-off since the launch price are practically the same. Read more in our articles including "HTC Desire HD Review" and "OPPO A6s 5G Review".