Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds

In HTC parlance, the “Neon” codename denotes a device of the Touch Dual scheme factor — original Touch styling plus a slider keyboard, a drill we all know by now. that specific structure factor seems to be a pretty popular one, too, considering the sheer number of variants HTC’s turned out; at that point, we have one for Europe, one for North America, and one for Japan, and a new FCC filing suggests that there’s still at least one more trick in that pony. The so-called NEON400 doesn’t give much away from the ID label document that we see here, but experiment reports indicate that it’s sporting CDMA 850 / 1900 — just right for launching on Sprint, Verizon, Alltel — you get the notion — and obviously, we’ll see EV-DO in there as well. Against the Touch Diamond, the Dual is starting to look just a little dated, but it gets that all-important keypad that the Diamond

lacks — so even networks that end up launching the Diamond can realistically construct room for that one in the lineup when it’s announced. By someone other than the FCC, that is.

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Original post by Chris Ziegler

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