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hey everyone Daniel Webster here from Pacquiao comm and this is a hardware tour of the Sprint HTC Touch pro2 so I'm just going to go into this right now and the first thing you'll notice on this device is we have a three point six inch WVGA screen and that's the LCD TFT screen below that we have a zoom slider which allows you to zoom in or zoom out on either text documents pictures or the web browser using Opera Mobile below that we have a call start button we have the Windows Start button right here a back button and a call end button on the top we have a light meter a speaker an ear phone speaker as well as the status indicator light which shows that it's either charging or about to die or not on the top of the device we have the power button on this side we have a1 one of the stereo speaker microphones you can see that right there again stereo speaker microphone below that we have the stylus and this is a pretty nice stylus it's a non-magnetic stylus but when you do pull it out it actually turns on the device so that's a great feature to have on the bottom of device we have a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack which is the this is actually the first touch pro2 to have a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack unfortunately the device doesn't come with any headphones so you're gonna have to eat your own we also have the proprietary HTC mini USB jack which allows for TV out and other applications we have one of our other microphones in the bottom right here on this side we have the volume rocker so it's just a simple up and down on the back of the device we have a 3.2 megapixel camera as well as our speaker button one thing that's lacking on this device though is a flash I don't understand why HTC decided to not include a flash on this device we also have this weird gray pad or on the back which actually covers up the the speaker the stereo speakers and I kind of think it looks like a treadmill I don't know it looks like a the mountain setting on treadmill but to each his own okay we'll open up the battery cover and underneath here we have a our stereo speakers so as you can see we have this one speaker right here and another speaker right there it can also take off the batteries and it is a 1500 milliamp battery so that's a good sized battery for a device like this we also have a SIM card this device in particular allows for CDMA and GSM so to take out the SIM card is actually pretty simple you just take the stylus and underneath and just pop it out and it comes right out so that's a great feature to have on a device that has a CDMA is that this is a worldwide device so you can also use a SIM card in it okay so if we slide open the device it's very nice it's a spring assisted slider with a tilting action so it will actually tilt up to about 45 degrees and when you close it it makes a clicking sound so that's great feature to have the keyboard is very nice I'm actually surprised of how high-quality this keyboard is on this particular the phone it does have accents of orange and beneath that is an inlay a textured checkerboard so if I compare this device in some other devices we have the original touch pro which is a also a very nice phone to have it's a little bit thinner it's about a millimeter thinner than the touch pro much taller about a centimeter taller and let's see about four millimeters wider than the touch pro which is the Xperia the screen is a little bit bigger it's about 0.6 inches larger about the same thickness and the omnia 2 the omnia 2 much thinner but this one of course doesn't have a keyboard much thinner but device screen size on the touch pro2 is a little bit smaller not by much maybe like a millimeter but that's about it and if I compare it to a credit card size object it's about the same thickness as a credit card or width as a credit card as I should say I've got a couple millimeters thinner and about ooh about two centimeters taller than a credit card this is a hardware tour of the Sprint Touch pro2 and make sure you follow us on twitter at twitter.com/zeromd inter formation and news and coming up shortly is the software tour of this device thanks for watching