
HTC Legend Review
Overview of my first HTC Legend android device . According to the manufacturer: “HTC Legend is an example of high art in a pocket format.” We will understand this (traffic!).


Weight
126 g of (battery)
Processor
600 MHz
Battery
Camera
Connectors
Screen
Type: capacitive AMOLED touch screen with finger zoom
Diagonal: 3.2 inches
Resolution: 320 X 480 HVGA Android ™ 2.1
operating system
(Éclair) with HTC Sense interface
Memory
ROM: 512 MB
RAM: 384 MB
Memory card
Network Connections
Europe:
Sensors
For more information , visit HTC.
Box HTC Legend is made in the classic style of HTC. Similar boxes come with HD2 and Desire .

In the box were:

Not much, of course, not even a case (which was bundled with HD2). And there’s no question of a car holder.
The first feeling that arises when you take Legend in your hand: "Wow!" The molded case, bright and juicy AMOLED screen do their job one hundred percent.

The sensor grid, unlike HD2, is absolutely invisible, but it is. To make sure of this, just take a picture with the flash.

On the front side is a capacitive AMOLED display with a diagonal of 3.2 ``.

The speaker is covered by a grid, under it is a light indicator. To the right are the sensors.

Just below - the navigation keys: "Home", "Menu", "Back" and "Search". They are not sensory, the course is smooth. At some of the forums I heard the opinion that the combined keys "Back" and "Search" caused inconvenience in use. I did not have such a problem, everything is quite convenient.

Below the keys is a trackball. Unlike Hero, in Legend it is optical. This is exactly what is installed in Desire. The trackball also acts as a physical key.

At the top there is a 3.5 connector on the left, and an on / off button on the right.

At the bottom there is a microUsb connector and a microphone.

There are no buttons on the right side. The camera turns on programmatically. On the left side there is a “rocker” for volume control.

At the back is the camera, flash and speaker.


Now a little about the bottom cover. Since the case is entirely made of aluminum, the battery, SIM card and flash card must be “charged” by opening the bottom cover. It is firmly fixed, the first time even had to exert a little force. Next, a special mount opens, after which the battery and cards are placed.


Some photos in comparison with Samsung Spica, iPod nano. By the way, Android 2.1 was also installed on Spica, but in my subjective opinion, Legend is faster. Scrolling is smoother, and in general Spica is inferior.







Since there were no accessories other than a headset in the kit, a Brando C case and a Motorola P513 auto-charger were purchased for Legend .


Before buying, in front of me was a choice - Desire or Legend. And it was not even about money, but about convenience. As a result, I bought Legend and did not regret it. The screen is very convenient and the diagonal completely suits me, although I was afraid that it would not be enough. The battery obviously lives longer than in Desire. And in general, the device gives pleasure when you hold it. This is a really cool fashion phone. Well, a lot of materials have already been written about android and htc sense, so there is no point in writing about them.

A little about the characteristics of the device

Weight
126 g of (battery)
Processor
600 MHz
Battery
- Battery Type: Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
- Capacity: 1300 mAh
- Talk Time:
- GSM standard - up to 490 minutes
- Standby time:
- GSM standard - up to 440 hours
Camera
- 5 megapixels
- autofocus and flash
- wide-angle shooting
- the ability to automatically assign GPS images to each picture
Connectors
- 3.5mm headphone jack
- standard micro-USB connector
- (5-pin USB 2.0)
Screen
Type: capacitive AMOLED touch screen with finger zoom
Diagonal: 3.2 inches
Resolution: 320 X 480 HVGA Android ™ 2.1
operating system
(Éclair) with HTC Sense interface
Memory
ROM: 512 MB
RAM: 384 MB
Memory card
- microSD (compatible with SDHC)
- support for cards up to 32 GB
Network Connections
Europe:
- HSPA / WCDMA: 900/2100 MHz
- GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
Sensors
- space position sensor G-sensor
- proximity sensor
- light sensor
- digital compass
For more information , visit HTC.
Equipment
Box HTC Legend is made in the classic style of HTC. Similar boxes come with HD2 and Desire .

In the box were:
- Communicator
- Battery
- 2 GB card
- Charger
- Usb cable
- Wired headset
- Disk
- All sorts of manuals

Not much, of course, not even a case (which was bundled with HD2). And there’s no question of a car holder.
Appearance
The first feeling that arises when you take Legend in your hand: "Wow!" The molded case, bright and juicy AMOLED screen do their job one hundred percent.

The sensor grid, unlike HD2, is absolutely invisible, but it is. To make sure of this, just take a picture with the flash.

On the front side is a capacitive AMOLED display with a diagonal of 3.2 ``.

The speaker is covered by a grid, under it is a light indicator. To the right are the sensors.

Just below - the navigation keys: "Home", "Menu", "Back" and "Search". They are not sensory, the course is smooth. At some of the forums I heard the opinion that the combined keys "Back" and "Search" caused inconvenience in use. I did not have such a problem, everything is quite convenient.

Below the keys is a trackball. Unlike Hero, in Legend it is optical. This is exactly what is installed in Desire. The trackball also acts as a physical key.

At the top there is a 3.5 connector on the left, and an on / off button on the right.

At the bottom there is a microUsb connector and a microphone.

There are no buttons on the right side. The camera turns on programmatically. On the left side there is a “rocker” for volume control.

At the back is the camera, flash and speaker.


Now a little about the bottom cover. Since the case is entirely made of aluminum, the battery, SIM card and flash card must be “charged” by opening the bottom cover. It is firmly fixed, the first time even had to exert a little force. Next, a special mount opens, after which the battery and cards are placed.


Some photos in comparison with Samsung Spica, iPod nano. By the way, Android 2.1 was also installed on Spica, but in my subjective opinion, Legend is faster. Scrolling is smoother, and in general Spica is inferior.




And just in the interior



Since there were no accessories other than a headset in the kit, a Brando C case and a Motorola P513 auto-charger were purchased for Legend .


Conclusion
Before buying, in front of me was a choice - Desire or Legend. And it was not even about money, but about convenience. As a result, I bought Legend and did not regret it. The screen is very convenient and the diagonal completely suits me, although I was afraid that it would not be enough. The battery obviously lives longer than in Desire. And in general, the device gives pleasure when you hold it. This is a really cool fashion phone. Well, a lot of materials have already been written about android and htc sense, so there is no point in writing about them.