Sometimes, nothing beats the real thing. A few days ago, a graphic of the HTC's "Q-Killer" Excalibur circulated around the net. Now that an image of the real deal has surfaced, we finally have a better picture (pun intended) of the new smartphone.

The only clear details established by the blurry picture (another pun intended) is that the device fits quite nicely on an average-sized hand. Rumored features include built in Wi-Fi, a "jog strip" that allows scrolling with the tip of your finger, and quad-band capability. The picture also shows the Windows Mobile smartphone OS, supported by an interface theme that T-Mobile normally uses. The display is supposedly QVGA resolution (320x240), a level of detail usually found on PDAs.

As more information becomes available, expect to read about it here on The Smart PDA.

Thanks to Coolsmartphone, Smartphonethoughts, and Engadget.