HTC Could Work On Android Netbook

on 05/05/2009 21:36 PDT

We all know that HTC is famous for their range of Windows Mobile and Android-powered smartphones, but the latest news has it that the Taiwanese company could be working on a Google Android-powered netbook that will be available from T-Mobile, featuring an integrated 3G modem to boot. Assuming this rumor holds water, the same HTC netbook could make its debut before the year is over. Well, all we can do is wait with bated breath to see whether something like it will be able to make its mark on the consumer electronics market, or will it be another unfounded rumor that got us excited for a while before dying off into obscurity. What do you think?

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