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Official HTC Capacitive stylus coming soon

Well it looks like HTC is about to launch a capacitive compatible stylus soon. According to UK online retailer CLOVE: Have you been struggling to get to grips…

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HTC HD2 capacitive stylus
Well it looks like HTC is about to launch a capacitive compatible stylus soon. According to UK online retailer CLOVE:

Have you been struggling to get to grips with the HTC HD2’s capacitive touch screen? Been screaming out for a stylus that will allow you to select items and navigate the screen with more ease?

Worry no more. This official stylus from HTC is designed specifically to work with the capacitive touch screen of the HTC HD2. Using the latest technology the stylus will allow you to better use your HD2. No more fingers or thumbs!

Can the HTC-STYHD2 be the one they’ve patented a while ago ? Pice, specification & availibility are not know yet

Source: Clove thanks for the tip Mikos!

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