This HTC Magic runs Windows Mobile

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Published on July 28, 2009

published on July 28, 2009

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Via the DigitalKiwi blog I came across what Engadget like to call a KIRF (keeping it real fake) and as usual the company gets it pretty close to right, and sometimes even add features the original is missing.

This device is a clone of the HTC Magic, or rather the ntc G2. Powered by by a Huawei K3 460MHz processor with a Windows Mobile 6.1 OS, the device has Quadband EDGE (GSM 850/900/1800/1900) but no suggestion of 3G. It of course also comes with that staple of Windows Mobile phones, a stylus.

If you always dreamt of a HTC Magic but wanted it running Windows Mobile, this device can be yours for a mere $264 unlocked.

Read more at DigitalKiwi here.

More about the topics: android, fake, htc magic, windows mobile

Surur Davids

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Surur Davids is the founder of WMPoweruser which later became MSPoweruser.com. He's a smartphone expert with over a decade of experience.

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