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Image Gallery: A walk around the AT&T HTC Pure Windows Mobile 6.5 device

By · October 5, 2009, 5:14 PM PST

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  • HTC Pure retail AT&T box

    The HTC Pure from AT&T is the first Windows Mobile 6.5 device launched on a US wireless carrier. This is an AT&T branded HTC Touch Diamond2 loaded up with plenty of AT&T bloatware in a sleek form factor at a nice price of $150 after rebate and contract. The device performed quite well with lots of apps running and may be what some people are looking for in a touch screen device.

  • Back of the retail packaging

    Back of the retail HTC Pure box

  • Basic user instructions

    A small pamphlet is provided so people can easily understand how the touchscreen works.

  • HTC Pure User Guide

    There is not a lack of information for the new buyer to understand their device.

  • HTC Pure in box

    There is a plastic protector over the HTC Pure as you unwrap the box.

  • Box contents

    You will find some guides, AC charger, USB cable, spare stylus, and 3.5mm headset adapter in the box. No headset is provided in the box.

  • Back with battery out

    The 1100 mAh battery is removable under the back cover, along with the microSD card and SIM card.

  • 1100 mAh battery

    The battery actually has performed quite well over the last few days.

  • microSD card slot and stylus

    The battery can remain in place as you take out the microSD card.

  • Stylus silo

    It is unfortunate that a stylus is still needed on the HTC Pure, but the WM 6.5 update doesn't improve the touch UI very much.

  • Glossy black back

    The back is glossy black, like a PSP, and quite a fingerprint magnet.

  • 5 megapixel camera

    A decent digital camera is included on the HTC Pure.

  • Left side volume button

    The volume controls are found on the upper left.

  • Right side speaker grill

    There is a mono speaker on the upper right side.

  • Top power button

    A power button is placed along the top of the device.

  • miniUSB port

    The miniUSB (aka HTC extUSB) port is used for syncing, charging, and headset functions.

  • HTC Pure and Touch Diamond2

    There are some minor differences between these two HTC devices.

  • Bottom hardware buttons

    Four hardware buttons are found along the bottom below the display on the front.

  • HTC Pure, Touch Diamond, and Diamond2

    Another comparison shot of three sleek devices.

  • HTC Pure in hand

    The Pure is narrow and feels quite good in your hand.

  • Start menu

    The HTC Pure has 4 columns of apps in the Start menu.

  • HTC TouchFLO 3D

    TouchFLO 3D is loaded by default on the HTC Pure.

  • You can manage tabs

    Thankfully, you can hide the AT&T tab in TouchFLO 3D.

  • AT&T tab

    Here is the AT&T tab showing most of the included AT&T service links to get you to spend even more money with your carrier.

  • Games loaded on the HTC Pure

    Many of these require payment to actually keep on the device.

  • Hardware specs of HTC Pure

    The hardware is decent, especially considering the price.

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HTC Pure retail AT&T box

The HTC Pure from AT&T is the first Windows Mobile 6.5 device launched on a US wireless carrier. This is an AT&T branded HTC Touch Diamond2 loaded up with plenty of AT&T bloatware in a sleek form factor at a nice price of $150 after rebate and contract. The device performed quite well with lots of apps running and may be what some people are looking for in a touch screen device.

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