HTC Wildfire Prototype Appears On Auction

on 06/01/2010, filed in Home > CellPhones

While most folks may not be able to get their hands on the upcoming HTC Wildfire just yet, a phone that looks a lot like it has surfaced on a Netherlands-based auction site, starting at EUR300. This device looks slightly different from the pictures we’ve seen before, as it seems to sport a physical trackball instead of the optical trackpad that’s more common nowadays. Most likely the device was a leaked prototype, though we probably won’t be able to find out, since the auction ended with it going for EUR350. Are you looking forward to the HTC Wildfire?

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