Bell users waiting to get a slice of the most recent Windows 7 device can now do so. This has been made possible as the network carrier teams up with HTC to offer latter’s HD7 smartphone. The dainty device blends in innovative features with a large 4.3-inch touchscreen alongside bundles up Bell Mobility services.
The HTC HD7 touts to perform as a complete entertainment device. Integration with the Zune allows HD7 users to enjoy their collection of music and videos. It is inclusive of a built-in kickstand while the Dolby Mobile and SRS surround sound further add to the convenience. To capture those fun-filled moments, the handset features a 5MP camera and supports 720p HD camcorder. Users can also take advantage of the HTC Hub.
“The HTC HD7 smartphone is the ultimate device to enjoy the outstanding entertainment services made possible by Windows Phone 7, with its huge, vibrant display and high quality sound,” said Rick Babington, executive director, HTC Canada. “So whether you are using the built-in kickstand to watch your favourite video or stay connected with friends while on the go, the HTC HD7 brings it all together with a bold, sophisticated design.”
“The combination of the HTC HD7’s impressive screen, Bell Mobility’s innovative mobile services and the speed and coverage offered by Canada’s best network equals a mobile entertainment experience for our clients unlike any other,” said Adel Bazerghi, Senior Vice President of Products at Bell Mobility. “With the launch of the HTC HD7, Bell Mobility continues to offer customers an unbeatable portfolio of the world’s best smartphones.”
The HTC HD7 can be procured through Bell Mobility clients at a price of $99.95 with a 3 year agreement and minimum $50 voice/data plan. Users who don’t wish to adhere to any contract can take the device home for $599.95.