Press Release - HTC Vivid arrives 11/06

[zzoinks]

Judging by the images posted this is the HTC Holiday/Raider. It will be known as the "HTC Vivid" when it's launched on AT&T on November 6th.

Press release.

Now the decision for me (still on an ancient Windows Mobile 6.5 HTC phone) is to get this as soon as it's released or wait a while to see if/when the Galaxy Nexus is coming to AT&T.

-Brett.

 

[Savvyray]

Does it still have a FFC? I didnt see them mention it in the press release.

 

[knighthawk321]

You can clearly see the FFC in the press release pic. It's a 1.3MP. I'm restraining myself from jumping up and down. I've been waiting for this puppy since the first pix were released back in May.

 

[zzoinks]

You can clearly see the FFC in the press release pic. It's a 1.3MP. I'm restraining myself from jumping up and down. I've been waiting for this puppy since the first pix were released back in May.

Agreed. It wasn't specifically mentioned in any of the articles I've read this morning, but this picture sure seems to indicate that there is:

-Brett.

 

[anon(464338)]

It's getting released in select Lte service areas. But it looks like I'm in luck because on the 6th Lte will be released in the D.C. Metro area. That's me!!!! Oh the joy! I'll be there at open!!

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[zzoinks]

It's getting released in select Lte service areas.

Source? I haven't heard of this. The press release stated "HTC Vivid? and Samsung Galaxy S? II Skyrocket? will arrive in AT&T company-owned stores and online Nov. 6.".

-Brett.

 

[knighthawk321]

I'm with you, Brett. It's also HSPA+ capable, so they'll be available in general. They Want you to get an LTE phone. They're rolling it out as fast as they can ugrade their towers.

 

[CZ Eddie]

Source? I haven't heard of this.

-Brett.

Google

keywords "washington" and "lte" and "AT&T" and use the 24-hour advanced seach switch.

It's the first hit that pops up.

 

[knighthawk321]

All the other reports state these phones are for general release because of their HSPA+ capabilities.