Three of the major UK networks are claiming to be struggling to meet demand for the hot new HTC Desire HD Android phone, with T-Mobile, Vodafone and Orange all saying they either have low numbers or are completely out of stock of the handset.
Here’s some visual evidence:
From left to right you have Orange with “limited stock” and a phone number you can ring so it can convince you to have a cheaper phone, an “Out of stock” from T-Mobile and a “Limited stock” warning from Vodafone. Hope you like our montage.
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Uvi
/ May 14, 2011This HTC Desire HD phone is 100% waste. Battery life only come half hour. Also they indirectly said this model is failure. So they have sold out all the phone via attraction advertisement.