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FCC info leaked about HTC Android GSM/CDMA Slider

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 06 Sep 2010 2:48

FCC info leaked about HTC Android GSM/CDMA Slider First leaked last month, but now finally official thanks to testing results posted by the FCC, HTC is launching a slider that will run dual 3G modems, one for CDMA, and one for GSM.
The pictures also reveal the smartphone will be headed to Verizon, likely within months.

While the internals have not been confirmed, the device does have a 4-inch multi-touch screen, a standard camera with single-LED flash and a full slide-out keypad.

Its most notable feature is the dual 3G modems, CDMA 2000 for EV-DO Rev. A access and a GSM 850 modem. The dual modems will allow owners to use the phone practically anywhere in the world.



Additionally, the phone is rumored to have an extremely fast 1.2GHz processor, although that is still rumor.

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