Image Gallery: First look at the HTC Touch Pro2

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    HTC continues to develop slider form factor Windows Mobile touch screen devices for the mobile professional who needs it all. The device packs in all the latest wireless features, a solid QWERTY keyboard, and much more in a rather large package. This device will also be upgradeable to Windows Mobile 6.5, but HTC made some of their own improvements as well that take it to the next level.

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    Here you can see the two devices with their displays up and keyboards accessible.

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    The Fuze and Touch Pro2 both have 3.2 megapixel cameras, but the HTC Fuze has a flash too. The Touch Pro2 has a larger speakerphone on the back.

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    The Touch Pro2 is optimized for the enterprise user with a full duplex speakerphone on the back activated by flipping the device over. There is a small mute button too so you can control the conference call.

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    The keyboard has great spacing and key definition. Each button protrudes up from the panel too and feels great when you type.

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    It is nice to see some directional arrows on the bottom right. I do miss OK and Start button, just to mention a couple.

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    Caps, Ctrl, and FN all live in the lower left side.

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    The keyboard has 5 rows for easy access to numbers and all characters of the alphabet.

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    The space bar is centered and decently sized. A full 5 rows are available on the Touch Pro2 keyboard.

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    The Touch Pro2 is not a small device, but still does fit into your hand pretty well. It is well rounded and has lots of curves that make it feel better in the hand.

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    The display slides up and then tilts up into a laptop-like form factor.

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    The display tilts up to about 50 degrees.

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    I did not like how this particular unit had a display that wobbled up and down after it was tilted up and hope that this is related to just this device.

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    Center hinge mechanism on the Touch Pro2.

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    You will find the power button on the top of the Touch Pro2.

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    The volume buttons are located on the upper left side.

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    The HTC port is used for syncing, charging, and headphones. I would like to see a 3.5mm headset jack used on all their devices, especially given one that is this large.

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    There is no directional pad on the Touch Pro2 where four hardware buttons are placed below a zoom touch bar.

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