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hey everyone this is Anton denied from pocket now calm the HTC ChaCha and the HTC Salsa R to Facebook phones from HTC which the manufacturer introduced in February with the occasion of this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona when we say Facebook phone we don't really mean Facebook phone because the company and the webpage Facebook doesn't have anything to do really with the with these two smartphones but the whole blogosphere and internet call them Facebook phones because their unique capability of quickly sharing and posting an update to your Facebook using the dedicated f as in Facebook button which you will find on both the cha-cha and the salsa we've got the HTC ChaCha here which we're going to be unboxing in this first video of our review so let's get to it we've got the obligatory scissors as usual to crack open the box and the packaging bag in a bag so we'll take the scissors again and another bag too much plastic but it's for the good the better you protect the smartphone the safer it gets to its destination and here we have it the HTC ChaCha let me just try to zoom in a little bit on the box you might notice that these days all the boxes seem to be following the same design small box with the smartphone on top of the picture says HTC ChaCha we've got a nice picture of the phone and here is the Facebook button which I was telling you about nothing on the side and let's take a look at the specs we've got a 800 megahertz processor and this is a strange one because when initially HTC announced the job they were announcing it with a 600 megahertz processor but along the way they somehow bump the specs to 800 megahertz it's running the Android which is 2.3 Gingerbread with HTC Sense it's got the 512 megabytes of ROM and the same amount of RAM it's got a two point six inch touchscreen it's got GPS and everything else which you might expect from an HTC smartphone including a 5 megapixel color camera with autofocus so let's crack open the box and see what's inside okay and we will need the scissors just one more time just like this and here we go here's the cha-cha which we will put to the side let's see what else is in the box that's some stickers as usual some literature a QuickStart guide we've got a battery and thankfully this is removable let's see what battery it is it's a twelve hundred and fifteen million powers as you can see wonder how long that will last some safety and regulatory guide warranty statement blah blah blah some even more stickers and let's see what we've got here let's try to open this up nicely we got a pair of headphones with a small microphone and what looks to be possibly a cold start CO and button with a clip to use on your shirt and the rubber the next comes the USB cable used for syncing and charging which is of course a micro USB cable or at least it should be yes it is indeed a micro USB cable and we've got the charger itself which comes with a UK side wall plug because this smartphone comes from the UK this is where you plug in the USB part of the cable and this is the wall charger plug which plugs in just like or at least it should just like this and you rotate and that's it HTC is using this design since the HTC Desire if I would go well ok let's put everything to the side and let's take a look at the smartphone itself let's see what we got here this is the HTC ChaCha feels very very very light but that's because maybe we got the battery outside we got the four Android buttons right below the screen we've got a call start : button and this little fella here is your dedicated Facebook button which we will see exactly what it does and how it does it the keyboard is rubbish feels very very nice at the back there's a camera but we will take a deeper further look at the hardware on the HTC ChaCha with the occasion of our hardware tour this was anton denied from pocketnow.com thank you very much for watching the HTC ChaCha unboxing stay tuned for more on pocket now you