Indie retailer lists HTC Desire HD and "HTC Desire Z"

Independent online retailer Mobiles.co.uk has a couple of intriguing new listings on its site, with the much-leaked HTC Desire HD and the lesser-spotted HTC Desire Z currently up and teasing those after a new Android phone.

The HTC Desire HD we know all about and are expecting HTC to reveal officially on September 15, but the Desire Z is much more of an unknown. Here’s what Mobiles.co.uk says about the Desire Z:

“The HTC Desire Z combines a vivid 3.7 inch touchscreen display with a slide out full QWERTY keyboard making it perfect for browsing the web and messaging friends. Running Android 2.1, users can download new apps, customise the user interface with interactive shortcuts and transform their Desire Z into a SatNav with free turn by turn voice navigation from Google Maps. Powered by a 1GHz processor, the Desire Z also sports HTC’s Sense UI which keeps you up to date with all your friends thanks to live updates from your favourite social networks. Also included is HSDPA and Wi-Fi”

So… that’ll be the QWERTY Android phone previously known as the HTC Vision, then? And here’s the site’s official blurb regarding the HTC Desire HD:

“The HTC Desire HD runs the latest Android 2.2 Froyo operating system on a stunning 4.3 inch touchscreen display. Powered by a 1GHz processor, the Desire HD is capable of running multiple applications with ease. Use Android to customise your phone with exciting new apps and interactive shortcuts and stay close to the people that matter with HTC Sense UI providing live updates from all your favourite social networks. Formerly known as the Ace, the Desire HD boasts a stunning 8 Megapixel camera with 720p HD video capture, and free voice guided SatNav with Google Maps”

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Thanks, random online retailer! Hope you’re right about that little lot. Link via Engadget.

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