The hardware itself is a beautiful piece of design. The Touch weighs just 112g and is only 14mm thick, HTC also includes a 1GB micro-SD card, which is ample for a few short films or a mid-sized music collection.

PCPro Reviewed HTC Touch and gave out “Wireless options are reasonable without being a headline feature. GPRS and EDGE are practical for inbox synchronisation, although the latter is about as much use as a steering wheel on a motorbike here in the UK. But the lack of 3G means online video is out, and we noticed a distinct slowness while browsing the web with the Touch, compared to the 3G Nokia N95.”
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