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HTC Desire Z Black

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Operating System
	Android 2.2 Operating System

Camera
	5 Megapixel Camera with LED Flash
	720p Video recording
	Face Detection
	Automatic location tagging (Geotagging) of images and videos

Screen
	3.7'' Super LCD Touchscreen
	Capacitive Multi-touch screen

Entertainment
	Google Search, Maps, Gmail
	MP3/eAAC+/WAV music player
	MP4/H.263/H.264 video player
	Stereo FM radio with RDS
	Youtube Viewer

Connectivity
	Bluetooth technology
	GPS (Global Positioning System) enabled
	HSDPA capabilities
	Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n

Messaging
	Full QWERTY Keyboard
	Social Network Integration
	SMS

Organiser
	Voice memo recorder

Other
	Aluminium unibody casing
	Digital Compass
	Optical Trackpad
	Proximity sensor

Another Desire Sprog has emerged. The HTC Desire Z little brother to the original Desire and HD counterpart this younger sibling has something that neither two can offer a bit of virtual and physical action. The 3.7" touchscreen and pop out QWERTY keyboard makes the Z ideal for speedy communication whether that’s over the social networks email or a good old fashioned text.

	3.7'' Super LCD Touchscreen
	Full QWERTY Keyboard
	Android 2.2 Operating System
	5 Megapixel Camera with LED Flash
	Social Network Integration

Packing Android 2.2 and HTC Sense the Desire Z handles multitasking and shortcuts like a pro and that’s before the 800MHz CPU kicks into action. Upping the media stakes is the 5mp camera with autofocus flash and HD video recording and a cracking MP3 player. HTC has been generous enough to throw in 1.5GB of memory as standard so there’s no hurry to splash the cash on a microSD card.

Top end connectivity keeps the Desire Z flowing churning out web pages in rapid succession. 3G Wi-Fi and GPRS all play their part in making the browsing experience as laptoptastic as possible and with Flash 10.1 support it’s not that far off the mark.

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