HTC Vision Pictured With Sliding QWERTY Keyboard?

on 07/05/2010 20:15 PDT

We recently heard a few whispers of a HTC Vision, though details weren’t exactly abundant at that time. Now a picture of what is apparently the HTC Vision has surfaced, and if it’s legit, it looks like HTC will be churning out an Android-powered device that sports a physical QWERTY keyboard, which is quite rare nowadays. If the rumored details are accurate, this device will sport features such as:

3.7-inch touchscreen display
1GHz processor
Android 2.1 with Sense UI
Optical trackpad
Full QWERTY keyboard

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