HTC ThunderBolt commercial spotted, still no release date in sight

By George Wong on 03/03/2011, filed in Home > CellPhones

It looks like the HTC ThunderBolt might be arriving soon. Judging by the fact that HTC has released a commercial for the device, it’s a pretty good sign, considering that nobody in their right mind will bother paying for a TV spot to air a commercial if the product isn’t arriving. The commercial doesn’t say much about the phone that we don’t already know, but here’s to hoping we see the device in stores soon. It’s been much too long, and we know everybody can’t wait to get their hands on this 4G LTE phone. Hit the break to watch the commercial that was reportedly aired on Comedy Central:

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