HTC EVO 3D now ready for pre-order

By George Wong on 05/17/2011, filed in Home > CellPhones

HTC EVO 3D now ready for pre order

The HTC EVO 4G is one of the most celebrated phones on Sprint, despite having issues with basic functions like charging. However, the phone is still a good device, and people have been looking forward to see what its successor would bring to the table. Well, earlier this year the phone was officially announced with impressive specs and its glasses-free 3D screen, dual cameras and a 4G connection.

Starting today, RadioShack is taking pre-orders for the HTC EVO 3D. Unfortunately there still isn’t any confirmed release date yet, and users will have to purchase a $50 RadioShack Gift Card to get the phone reserved. Anyone willing to take a $50 leap of faith? You’ll have to make your pre-order at the store though, no online pre-orders for this phone. I wonder why? Anybody interested in picking up this phone?

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