O2 unveils XDA Neo in Germany

If there’s one thing about HTC devices, it is the multiple names assigned to a single device. For example, the HTC Trinity is also known as the Orange SPV M700, but when it comes under the banner of the O2 brand, they prefer to call it the XDA Neo instead. This confusion will easily muddle the newbie’s mind, so let’s set the record straight once and for all that all three devices are the same. O2 Germany is currently selling the O2 XDA Neo and XDA Neo “Race Edition”, with both Windows Mobile 5.0 powered devices featuring a 240 x 320 touchscreen, a 2 megapixel camera, WiFi connectivity, and an SD card slot. Unfortunately, both models do not come with GPS capability which is pretty handy when you’re in a tight spot. The Race Edition and the stock version retails for 499 Euros and 429 Euros respectively.