The HTC Flyer is undoubtedly the gadget we want most from this year’s Mobile World Congress. And while the Taiwanese tech cobbler has said we can expect it some time before June, there have been no details on sleek slate’s price. Until now. Dive in and we’ll tell you just how much the futuristic Flyer is likely to set you back.
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We knew HTC wasn’t going to use the HTC Flyer stylus as a boring tool to prod and poke Android, but what we didn’t expect were all these inventive uses for its new digital pen. Watch our video, and see the stylus scribble over every conceivable area of the HTC Flyer, take notes tagged with audio recordings, and even turn Android’s homescreen into a makeshift canvas!
We’ve waited a long time for a HTC tablet, and the HTC Flyer doesn’t disappoint. It’s a seven inch Android tablet running Gingerbread (and shortly Honeycomb, we’re told), but unlike many Android tablets being unveiled at Mobile World Congress 2011, the HTC Flyer has a genuine innovation: It comes with a unique active stylus, and it’s not used to navigate, but instead to draw directly into Android.