It’s hard to believe that the HTC HD2 for T-Mobile is a Windows phone. First off, take a look at its prodigious touch-screen LCD, which suggests that the HD2 is geared to be a multimedia powerhouse in addition to a productivity machine. The phone comes preloaded with Megan Fox, er, Transformers 1 and 2, for Optimus Prime’s sake, and a host of other preloaded applications of the multimedia persuasion, like Blockbuster and Barnes and Noble. On top of that, we’ve got Office Mobile 2010, MobiTV, TeleNav maps, and, oh hell, we don’t want to give it all away in the introduction. Check out our hands-on video first.

HTC HD2 Design

With a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and HTC Sense, the HTC HD2 (specs) is no slouch when it comes to style on the inside. But on the outside, HTC has taken the HD2 to Swank Town with a minimalist design that relies solely on the device’s giant 4.3-inch 480×800 WVGA capacitive touch screen LCD, rather than a plethora of external controls. As a result, there’s nothing particularly eccentric about the HTC HD2′s five-button panel that spans across the bottom of the screen, or its basic up/down volume control located on the left side of the phone.

The button panel consists of Call, Home, Start, Back, and End/Power. One confusing aspect we had to grow accustomed to was the fact that the HD2′s End button did not bring us to the Home screen like most phones. Instead, it locks the phone, so we had to use the Back, Start, or Home buttons to reach our destination. Also, using the Back button will take you back to the Home screen most of the time, which is very frustrating if you’re in the middle of a program, so we really had to take heed to the onscreen controls every time they were available.

In back, the HTC HD2 has a lens for the 5-megapixel camera that takes stills and standard definition video with a dual LCD flash located next to it. A small notch on the right side of the HTC HD2′s gunmetal gray midpanel allows the user to pop it off, revealing the battery and MicroSD card slot. The phone itself comes with a 16GB MicroSD card, which is fairly generous by today’s media standards. The SIM card is also located in the back, and the USB and 3.5mm Audio jack are located on the bottom of the phone. We have to say that the HTC HD2 is one solid phone in the looks and quality department.

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