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October, 29 2010 — One of the most bizarre (in our opinion) hardware requirements of Windows Phone 7 that Microsoft makes manufacturers stick to is that it can’t have user removable microSD storage. But, because of the volatile price of RAND flash memory, many manufacturers still are going with microSD cards, but just built directly into the phone. But, the jumbo-sized HTC HD7 secretly has a user-removable microSD slot. Shhhh, don’t tell Microsoft.

A new photo of the HTC HD7 for T-Mobile which is one of the first devices to run on the new Windows Phone 7 platform shows that there is a hidden SD card slot that may be accessible by the user.

It was thought that the first Windows Phone 7 devices would not have removable or replaceable storage. The first phone to go against that thought was the
Samsung Focus and the discovery that it also had a removable SD card. It became known though that this SD card acts as if it is internal memory and would keep the phone from functioning properly if it were removed.

Now the
HTC HD7 is the second phone on the list of phones that have SD cards when they weren’t supposed to. It appears that it will act in similar fashion to that of the card found in the Samsung Focus, as global catastrophe could ensue should it be removed. However, we would love to know what really happens when the SD card in the HD7 is swapped out. Tell us what you think in the comments below.

source:
Engadget


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