HTC Neon 100 - Gets the FCC Approval

Posted by Alex Ion

December 10, 2007 |

I don’t have a valid picture of the new HTC Neon 100, but I can tell you it was approved by the FCC and that it passed Japan’s certification process these days. The new Pocket PC phone features a touchscreen display or at least that’s what I see from the above, is supposed to support WCDMA Band V for US and Band VI for Japan? The test results are not very convincing but I guess we will get to know more about it.

HTC is considered one of the most advanced mobile phones in the world so the new HTC NEON 100 won’t be nothing less. It’s supposed to have a very good Li-ion battery to keep it running all those hours you surf the web.

via EngadgetMobile

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