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T-Mobile G2 again, this time with less Mr. Blurrycam

T-Mobile G2 again, this time with less Mr. Blurrycam

So we just got a second batch of T-Mobile G2 shots dropped in our mailbox — and this time, you may get a stronger examine the interior workings of the carrier’s version of the imminent HTC Vision. Feels like this bad boy slides and tilts, which eliminates the desire for a kickstand and is quite likely causing you to breathe an audible sigh of relief right about now. Meanwhile, the backside reveals that HTC looks able to really get into this asymmetrical design concept — something we’ve definitely seen on the Schubert / Mozart — and realistically, it’s probably going to polarize some buyers. Look at the gallery for a number of more shots!

Update: We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but we’ve just been told that the G2 doesn’t have a tilting screen, despite what you spot up there — it’s just the internal workings of the slide being pulled up. Our hearts had been ripped from our chests on this one, rest assured.

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