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HTC EVO 3D landing in Europe next month, two-stage shutter button and all

Up till now, the ranks of 3D-capable smartphones were neatly organized by territory: Japan had the pointy Aquos SH-12C , the U.S. had the HTC EVO 3D , and Europe had the LG Optimus 3D . Now it is all getting a tiny bit messier (and more competitive!) with HTC’s announcement that the EVO 3D has boarded a transatlantic liner and is en path to the fairway shores of Europa. Available “broadly” around the old continent, this Android 2.3 handset touts a 4.3-inch display with qHD (540 x 960) resolution and an added parallax barrier layer that enables it to deliver a glasses-free 3D effect. We call it an effect because real 3D it ain’t, but no less than it’ll let you review the 3-dimensional pics you snap with the included pair of five megapixel autofocus cameras. There’s also a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon purring within for the performance obsessives and a generous 1730mAh battery — perhaps the most important advantage that we are able to see for this phone over the similarly specced (but 3D-less) Sensation . Jump past the break for the total spec sheet and PR or hit up our review to be informed just how awesome the EVO 3D’s shutter button really is.

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HTC LAUNCHES 3D MULTIMEDIA SUPERPHONE, THE HTC EVO 3D™

Record your life in vibrant 3D stills and HD video

LONDON – June 27, 2011 – HTC Corporation, a world leader in mobile innovation and design, today announces the appearance of the HTC EVO 3D in Europe. Delivering the final glasses-free 3D experience, the stylishly rugged HTC EVO 3D, with the most recent HTC Sense™ experience, makes it easy to capture and share stunning 3D home movies and stills with family and friends. HTC Watch is additionally available to owners of this multimedia powerhouse, allowing users to enjoy Hollywood blockbusters alongside their very own 3D movies.

“Smartphones have revolutionised how people communicate and entertain themselves on the
move. Now you can carry your favourite films, music, photos and games to your pocket wherever you go,” said Florian Seiche, President of HTC EMEA. “The HTC EVO 3D allows people to explore this new technology trend beyond the lounge, enabling them to capture and share their lives with friends and family in amazing 3D.”

3D without the glasses
The beautiful stereoscopic display signifies that 3D effects could be enjoyed naturally as images and video burst from the screen, freed from the weight of 3D glasses. Relive precious moments as though you were there and watch videos captured by HTC Evo 3D’s dual 5-megapixel cameras shimmer and dance with depth.

Entertainment at the go
Entertainment takes on a complete new dimension, with 3D films, videos, pictures and games leaping from the 4.3 inch qHD screen. This immersive 3D effect, coupled with stereo surround sound, creates a brand new world to explore and share. HTC EVO 3D is driven by an impressive, 1.2-gigahertz dual-core Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ processor, which not just supports brilliant 3D but additionally delivers a quick and responsive browsing experience, instant capture of pictures – perfect for recording fast-paced action – and playing back smooth, HD (720p) video.

HTC Sense
Complementing the HTC EVO 3D’s design is the newest HTC Sense experience. Plunge into 3D menus and customise the active lockscreen, which becomes an actual-time window for your predominant content – from photos for your latest social network feeds. Whether it’s email, social networking or surfing the web, the active lockscreen becomes a customizable gateway that permits you to instantly jump in your favourite applications with only 1 gesture. HTC’s iconic Weather app also returns, letting you soar throughout the clouds and indulge in the sun, with beautiful, new full-screen 3D animations.

Capture the moment
HTC EVO 3D’s two 5-megapixel cameras are enhanced with new features that can assist you capture the ideal moment as you spot it. Switch effortlessly between 2D and 3D looking on your mood, and add a brand new creative perspective in your images with Tiltshift Effect – selectively blurring parts of the scene to present subjects the impression of scale models. The camera also performs well in low light because of a large, f/2.2 maximum aperture and videos are recorded in crystal clear 720p resolution, at as much as 30 frames per second, making the HTC EVO 3D perfect for recording evenings out with friends.

Premium design, striking performance
Tapping into HTC’s trademark design language, the HTC EVO 3D’s premium feel and appear is enhanced by its slender dimensions and striking dual camera housing. The rear of HTC EVO 3D is sculpted with smooth lines that make the handset look rugged, yet feel natural within the palm of your hand.

Availability
The HTC EVO 3D can be broadly available in Europe from July.

HTC EVO 3D landing in Europe next month, two-stage shutter button and all

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