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All your questions answered: HTC Flyer

  • BY ccsoya
  • 25 May 2011
  • 7:37 pm
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Alright people, we got our hands on the HTC Flyer. The one of a kind Android tablet that utilises a stylus as an input mechanism.

While we test the Flyer more comprehensively and post up a full review later, we’re more than happy to answer any questions that you might have about the device in the run up to the its sale debut happening this Friday.

As with our first impressions findings, the Flyer has a lot of potential. Feature-packed is a good word to describe the 7-incher. So far, we find not much wrong with the device and a lot to like.

Taking a learning from the previous “all your questions answered” posting, we’ll regularly update the post with frequently asked reader questions and highlight some the pertinent but not frequently asked questions as well so that its easier for to read and find the information you’re looking for.

Looking forward to your questions. Don’t hold out on us now.

List of questions updated regularly after the jump.

1. Can you make calls using the Flyer?
Nope. Unlike the 7-inch Galaxy Tab, you can’t make calls with the Flyer but you can send and receive text messages with the device.

2. What is the RRP for the HTC Flyer?
At the unveiling in April the RRP announced was RM2,499. We’re not sure if there will be any revisions to this come Friday.

3. Where can I purchase the HTC Flyer?
No official word from Maxis but expect all Klang Valley Maxis Centres to carry stock on Friday.

Tags: HTCHTC FlyerHTC Flyer Malaysia
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