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T-Mobile announced at Mobile World Congress that the HTC HD2 would be available for US customers this spring. Although this HTC smartphone is running Windows Mobile 6.5 and not the just announced Microsoft Mobile OS Windows Phone 7 Series (it won't be available until the holidays later this year), the HTC HD2 has quite a few features to set it apart from other Windows Mobile cell phones. First, it has the 1GHz Snapdragon processor, which means it's fast. The HTC HD2 will also sport HTC's Sense and a 5-megapixel camera. The really fun stuff is the multimedia features including a Blockbuster on Demand application that lets you buy a movie on one device and watch it on another connected device. It has MobiTV, which will be free for the first 30 days. To show consumers just how video friendly this Windows smartphone is Transformers and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen will come preloaded on the included 16GB microSD card. If movies aren't your thing, no worries it also comes with Barnes & Noble eReader application for reading digital books on the go.

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