It won't replace your iPhone. But it might remind you of a time when "HD" was a luxury, "touch" was a novelty, and a battery that lasted a whole day felt like eternity.
We talk a lot about the devices that changed the world: the iPhone, the Kindle, the iPod. But what about the devices that tried to bridge the gap? The ones that weren't quite famous, but for a specific moment in time, felt like magic? eternity hdtc
HDTC likely stood for or High Capacity . The device was a rectangular brick—thicker than any modern phone—with a glossy screen and a minimalist set of physical buttons (volume, power, and a mysterious "M" button that nobody ever used). It won't replace your iPhone