Those of you who like me have been following with bated breath the new HTC Advantage 7510 and anxiously awaiting its release here in the US can take a deep breath and get on with your business. I have confirmed with HTC that the 7510 contains the Qualcomm chipset that is not allowed for sale in the US so the new Advantage will not be sold here. You’ll have to pick up one at considerable cost through an importer if you want one in the US. Stand down, geeks. Now we know why Matt Miller has such a big smile on his face since he’s sitting in front of three. :)
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