HTC 7 Pro with WP7 now available in the UK for £432
Since its official unveiling in the US, it was clear that the HTC 7 Pro would eventually be headed to Europe as well. In fact, the given time frame was ‘early next year’ – that’s 2011 for you and me. So here we are, early this year, and the 7 Pro is already sold by O2 in Germany.
In the UK, no operator has picked it up yet, but that doesn’t stop third-party independent online retailer Clove from launching it. They have it in stock as of now, and it costs £432, VAT included. For that price, Clove even throws in a free HTC Bluetooth headset (which is a £30 value).
So of the two QWERTY-packing WP7 devices out there, one has finally made it to the UK, while the other is endlessly delayed. Those in dire need of a QWERTY-equipped WP7 device in the UK will probably opt to go for the HTC 7 Pro with its more traditional form factor, rather than the Dell Venue Pro, which, aside from having a rare form factor, isn’t even available. At least the WP7 market in the UK isn’t dominated by full-touchscreen slabs/slates anymore.
Via WMPoweruser
If you liked the post, you might find these interesting too:
- Motorola XT316 launches in Hong Kong
- Motorola Fire and ZTE Tureis QWERTY Androids now out in the UK
- ZTE Skate, Libra, and Tureis get priced in the UK, will be out this month
- Sprint may soon unveil a Samsung Android-powered QWERTY candybar
- Motorola Pro will be available in the UK in July
« Nokia C6-01 launched in IndiaDell Venue Pro gets delayed again in the UK, will launch in March »
By 