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HTC-Manufactured Models Dominate Orange's New Lineup, But Samsung Still Gets the Attention
Filed in archive HTC , Smartphones , Windows Mobile by Rico Mossesgeld on July 17, 2006
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"Officially unannounced," to cite MoDaCo, Orange will soon be releasing five phones under its imprint, with four manufactured by HTC. The odd phone out, the Samsung "Blackjack," generated the most buzz though.

Here are the five phones, and some details on them:

  • Aimed at the entry-level market, The C100 is a renamed HTC Oxygen.

  • Next we have Orange's version of HTC's STRTrk, the F600. This model is HTC's first Windows Mobile clamshell smartphone.

  • The C700, aka the HTC Breeze, seems to possess limited connectivity.

  • Once again, we see the HTC TyTN, marketed by Orange as the M3100. Mobility Today's has a video review that praises its "compact size and ultimate connectivity."

  • The aforementioned Blackjack is a UMTS version of the popular i320, and intrigues MoDaCo with its "full 3G capabilities."



All I can say is that even though Samsung garnered the most attention, it looks like HTC will rake it in, thanks to Vodafone's and Orange's extensive reach as mobile service providers.

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Tags: HTC  TyTN  Breeze  STRTrk  Oxygen  Orange  M3100  C100  C700  F600  Samsung  i320  Blackjack 
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