First Orange SPV2 Photos

[Robert Levy]

http://smartphone.modaco.com/viewtopic.php?t=89751&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

Over at MoDaCo, someone has posted photos of the SPV2 (also known as the HTC Voyager). Overall it looks much like the Tanager but with an added camera and improved directional pad. This device will also have integrated Bluetooth and comes with Smartphone 2003. No word yet on the processor or memory, but this is definitely a big step forward for the Smartphone platform. Wohoo! Check out the MoDaCo thread for more. (Note that MoDaCo requires you to be logged in to see the photos)

[Robert Levy]

http://smartphone.modaco.com/viewtopic.php?t=89751&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

Over at MoDaCo, someone has posted photos of the SPV2 (also known as the HTC Voyager). Overall it looks much like the Tanager but with an added camera and improved directional pad. This device will also have integrated Bluetooth and comes with Smartphone 2003. No word yet on the processor or memory, but this is definitely a big step forward for the Smartphone platform. Wohoo! Check out the MoDaCo thread for more. (Note that MoDaCo requires you to be logged in to see the photos)

[Mike Temporale]

That looks nice. 8) Bluetooth, Camera, SmartPhone 2003, almost too good to be true. I hope it hits the North American market.

[Ramin]

Looks like they've finally got it right (a tri-band Smartphone 2003 device with integrated Bluetooth radio & camera)! Only thing I can think of which is missing is a miniUSB connection. Hopefully, the Voyager/SPV2 will offer true SDIO support (e.g. BSquare's SDIO Now!).

[g0097]

I dont think I read it anywhere but I am assuming that it is going to have a 640 by 480 camera? I wish they had a cellphone with these specs that had a 1.3 megapixel camera. I would love to use something like that! I know about the file size for emailing and all those things but I dont want to email my pics and if I do I can always take them at a smaller size. I just want a decent camera always with me.

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by Ramin

Only thing I can think of which is missing is a miniUSB connection.

It's interesting that you'd mention miniUSB - what sorts of hardware out there now can use miniUSB? I have yet to encounter anything that uses this...