Here you go, a first look video of the HTC Touch Dual - which is a beefed-up version of the HTC Touch (well, beefed up with 3G and sliding keyboard and beefed-down by the removal of WiFi). The Touch Dual is a pretty cool device, sure, but the fact that it won't do 3G in the United States (Tri-Band only) makes it pretty tough to recommend to most of our readers. As does the relatively narrow screen (we like 'em wide).
HTC really is coming along with their interface chops, though - the new keyboard (also available on the Sprint Touch) is a big step up, as is the new photo viewer application.
So give the Dual a pass, but blow it a kiss as it drifts by.
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