Comments on: HTC S743 announced for U.S. market
A couple days before CES 2009, HTC reveals the U.S. availability of the HTC S743 Windows Mobile smartphone.
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by dpickus
January 27, 2009 1:42 PM PST
- I'm loving the idea of this phone. My users are looking for a Windows Mobile device (for Exchange direct mail push) that looks and acts like a phone first. Then the QWERTY keyboard allows them the ability to use it as a Windows Mobile device (emails, word, Excel, etc.) second. I just wonder, without the touchscreen, how do you access what is on the screen? Is there a mouse pointer or is the "button" on the front just a scroll wheel?
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(4 Comments)I just hope that HTC keeps the price competitive with other phones in it's class because I'm not sure I can justify $600 when AT&T sells the LG Incite for $99.