HTC’s launched the HTC Touch Pro for Sprint to redefine business mobility. Though we get a feeling that there’s a strong resemblance to the HTC Touch Diamond, the stylish looks and sensible features can throw you off guard.

The business fraternity would love this one; especially with its million-or-so enhancements to increase productivity. Pretty impressive, huh? If you’re thinking of pocketing this one, then its all yours for $299.99 with a two year agreement after you shell out $100 for the mail-in-rebate. The Sprint channels are teeming with this device, so, it shouldn’t really be a herculean task to pick this up!

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