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From Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association’s (CTIA) WIRELESS 2007 there are some high performance products. For example, HTC Advantage 7501, is a product of High Tech Computer Corp. This computing device provides users a mobile computer experience for traveling executives.

Having HTC 7501 you don’t need notebook PCs. The device has a huge touch screen, full QWERTY keyboard and massive 8GB hard drive, quick access to your email and contacts, high-speed worldwide connectivity and ability to edit, create, print or project any Microsoft Office document, it runs on Windows Vista.

Windows Mobile is going to fill its line with the new HTC Excalibur. This device is HTC's most QWERTY  1.3 megapixel smartphone with the features like 128MB ROM, 64MB RAM, and quadband EDGE.

There is no information on when this device is going to be available but with the 3G-capabile Cavalier and Rogers' coming HSDPA network it should happen soon.

On the 3GSM show of new Windows Mobile 6 wares in the form of the Vox and the Advantage, Taiwanese Windows Mobile ODM presented its "Gene" (its model number GENE100).

The specifications are like this - data with quadband EDGE, the camera is just a 2 megapixel unit, usual Bluetooth 2.0, 128MB of ROM, 64MB of RAM, and QVGA display with a 201MHz TI OMAP850.

We would share with you some info about the hot new HTC Titan. The HTC Titan is the successor of the HTC Apache (XV6700 and PPC-6700) and is also the CDMA version of the TyTN (Cingular 8525) . Verizon and Sprint PCS are going to offer the HTC Titan. The device has EV-DO Rev. A, 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth v.2 and 256MB of internal memory, voice-commands key and WiFi-switch (On/Off), the internal antenna and more rounded design.

Let us inform you about the HTC P4350 from Herald. The HTC Herald or HTC P4350 is a nice quad-band device with EDGE connectivity and a QWERTY keyboard and a 2 Megapixel camera.

The device has a 2.8 inch touchscreen with 64MB of internal RAM and 128MB of ROM, with a Micro SD slot, Microsoft Outlook and a 5 way navigational stick.

HTC Excalibur's version was introduced by T-Mobile USA - the Dash . The Windows Mobile powered device rivals with the Motorola Q and is actually thinner than it and their prices are the same. The Dash will cost $199 with a 2-year service agreement.

Features included in the T-Mobile Dash are:

• Quad-band GSM plus EDGE and WiFi
• QWERTY keyboard
• Windows Mobile 5.

The featured packed HTC Excalibur has been approved by the FCC (ID NM8EXCA). The handset is being positioned to compete with the Motorola Q, but since it's GSM the competition will be limited until Motorola introduces new variants of the Q.

Features of the HTC Excalibur include:

• Quadband GSM
• QVGA screen
• WiFi/Bluetooth
• Windows Mobile Smartphone OS
• Unique touch-sensitive scroll pad on side

No carrier deals for the Excalibur have been announced, but there have been rumors pointing to both Cingular and T-Mobile.

Clear pictures and details today confirm earlier rumors about HTC's Excalibur, another QWERTY Windows Mobile Smartphone. The Excalibur, like the Q, will run the Smartphone OS with landscape QVGA screen and a QWERTY keyboard in a slim form factor. However the Excalibur will be a quad-band GSM/EDGE phone with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Like the Q, the Excalibur also features side navigation for one handed use, only instead of a jog dial, it possesses an innovative touch sensitive scroll pad with home and back keys.

NTT DoCoMo jointly developed a new smartphone with HTC which is set to debut later this month. The hTc Z is a Windows Mobile smartphone and will be one of the first devices marketed under the HTC brand (previously the company used OEM deals to have their products branded by other companies).

Features of the hTz Z include:

• Windows Mobile 5.0 Japanese edition
• W-CDMA/GSM/GPRS/WLAN
• QWERTY keyboard
• Bluetooth
• microSD card slot
• 240x320 screen with 65K colors
• 2 megapixel camera

The Z will be marketed primarily to business customers starting late this month.