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HTC Advantage X7500
Mark Peters : February 14th 2007 - 02:00 CET
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 HTC Advantage X7500 : HTC, the world's leading provider of Microsoft Windows Mobile powered devices, launched three smart phones from its Q1 2007 product portfolio at the 3GSM World Congress Conference and Exhibition. These ground-breaking devices showcase the latest in mobile convergence for both consumer and enterprise audiences and epitomize HTC's commitment to developing innovative, appealing and category-defining form factors and applications. The most powerful mobile office to date, the HTC Advantage is smarter and lighter than the smallest PC notebook. It supports Microsoft Outlook Mobile for quick access to email, calendar, task and contact functions. It is also the first device to feature HTC's VueFLO easy navigation.
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 HTC Advantage X7500
A first for business functionality with high-speed global connectivity (Tri-Band 3G/ 3.5G (HSDPA) and Quad-Band GSM/GPRS/EDGE), the HTC Advantage is packed with PC-style power, functionality and multimedia features. The HTC Advantage will first be available through T-Mobile (as the T-Mobile 'Ameo') in Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, Austria and Poland starting in March 2007, with HTC versions being released simultaneously in selected countries.
HTC X7500 - Ameo
T-Mobile recently launched the HTC Advantage under its own brand name, 'Ameo'. "This represents the latest in a long line of firsts set by T-Mobile and HTC, including the MDA Pro and MDA Vario II. We highly value the strong partnership between HTC and T-Mobile, delivering highly innovative and differentiated devices for our customers. We expect the Ameo to be one of our hero products in Europe over the coming year as it offers the ultimate in portable connectivity, functionality and convenience for today's modern traveller," said Michael Hagspihl, Executive Vice President Terminal Management of T-Mobile International.
HTC Smart Phones
Peter Chou, CEO and President of HTC, commented: "HTC has always been committed to continuous innovation. These new products bring the mobile office and a variety of entertainment options to users on the go and demonstrate HTC's ability to consistently develop world-class, industry-defining products." Florian Seiche, Vice President of HTC Europe, added: "Following our strong line-up of new device launches at the end of 2006, HTC is committed to continue growth in 2007 with an extensive product roadmap. We are starting the year with an enviable line-up of innovative devices, not only offering the best in terms of functionality, but also in design. This really sets them apart in a market where users are increasingly demanding brains over plain aesthetics."
Windows Mobile
"HTC has made a name for itself designing cutting edge devices that showcase the power of Windows Mobile," said Pieter Knook, Senior Vice President, Mobile and Embedded Devices Division, Microsoft Corp. "We're excited to continue our partnership with Windows Mobile 6 in our mutual quest to meet customers' needs for work and life on the go."
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