
You really shouldn’t expect the world in terms of performance or specs though, because this the HTC Ozone isn’t really meant to be a higher-end device. It’s meant to introduce smartphones to the masses, not unlike what Palm did with the Centro many moons ago.
For features, you get the ergonomically-designed QWERTY keyboard, 3G capabilities, Wi-Fi connectivity, VZ Navigator, Visual Voice Mail, Mobile Email, and Mobile IM. Realistically, the biggest draw here will be the budget-minded price point.
The reasonably slim and stylish HTC Ozone comes with an equally slim pricing scheme. Customers who decide to sign up for a new two-year service agreement can have the HTC Ozone for just $49.99 after a $70 mail-in rebate. The rebate, interestingly enough, will come as a debit card to be accepted whereever debit cards are accepted.
Source: BGR




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