17 Jan 10 Stylus for the HTC HD2 available
I don’t know how many phones come with a stylus these days, but HTC is making one for its HD2. Granted, it isn’t like the Samsung i-760 where you can stow the stylus inside the phone, but as an i-760 user, I can tell you that a stylus does come in handy.
Anyway, if you have the HD2, and you are interested in this styling stylus, it will only cost you about $28.
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WHERE DO I BUY THE STYLUS ?? LINK? COMPANY ? IVE ALREADY CONTACTED HTC AND THEY ARE CLUELESS !!
The HTC HD2 deals
with capacitive multi-touch, Windows 6.5 and Microsoft Exchange in a way that would make old-school PDAs jealous. Why take it back to the stone age with a stylus?