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HTC EVO 3D brings glasses-free 3D to Sprint

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    3D is a buzz word today, but HTC did a fine job of bringing it to a handheld device and capturing 3D images and video is a fun thing to do on the EVO 3D. That said, even if we took that away the device is a solid new generation Android smartphone that Sprint customers should seriously consider.

    Check out my full ZDNet Smartphones & Cell Phones post with a video walk through the device and 3D YouTube video captured on the EVO 3D.

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    The inside box is colorful, especially compared to the white out box. Inside you will find a charger and headset, along with some pamphlets.

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    The EVO 3D fits well in my hand and is narrow enough to appeal to my senses even with a large 4.3 inch display.

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    The traditional Android touch sensitive buttons are below the display with mic and lanyard openings along the bottom.

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    A large headset speaker opening with indicator lights is above the display with a front facing camera over on the right side.

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    The only thing on the left side is the microUSB port.

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    The power button and 3.5mm headset jack are found on the top of the EVO 3D.

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    The upper right side has the volume button.

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    The large camera shutter button and 2D/3D switch are found on the lower right side.

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    The back of the EVO 3D has a nice textured cover and large dual camera area.

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    3D images and video are captured with the dual side-by-side 5 megapixel cameras.

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    HTC EVO 3D gallery 1

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    HTC EVO 3D gallery 2

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By Matthew Miller | July 1, 2011 -- 06:14 GMT (23:14 PDT) | Topic: Telcos

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3D is a buzz word today, but HTC did a fine job of bringing it to a handheld device and capturing 3D images and video is a fun thing to do on the EVO 3D. That said, even if we took that away the device is a solid new generation Android smartphone that Sprint customers should seriously consider.

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3D is a buzz word today, but HTC did a fine job of bringing it to a handheld device and capturing 3D images and video is a fun thing to do on the EVO 3D. That said, even if we took that away the device is a solid new generation Android smartphone that Sprint customers should seriously consider.

Check out my full ZDNet Smartphones & Cell Phones post with a video walk through the device and 3D YouTube video captured on the EVO 3D.

Published: July 1, 2011 -- 06:14 GMT (23:14 PDT)

Caption by: Matthew Miller

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