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How would you change HTC’s Touch Pro2?

HTC’s Touch Pro2 is the cat’s meow on paper, and the US carriers that have managed to score it have demonstrated as much with their outrageous MSRPs. But with Android devices popping up in more places than ever, is the TouchFLO’d Windows Mobile experience really cutting it? We’ve already shared our own opinions about one of the best specced phones to land this side (and that side) of the Mississippi, but as you know by know, this space is all about you. If you’ve splurged on the Touch Pro2, why not give us a shout in comments below and let us know how that decision is working out for you? Feel free to mention the carrier as well, particularly if you’ve got some beef with reception. And… go!

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