The image confirms the HTC Flyer will definitely be launched on T-Mobile’s network (maybe European only) but rumors suggest it will also be found on Sprint’s network sometime this Summer. There haven’t been release dates mentioned just yet, but there are specifications are all over the web and the HTC website has the greatest details. We are here to share those with you now and get your opinions on the device.

The HTC Flyer has a 7″ screen size and is a Gingerbread tablet that is fast, portable and light weight. It’s the first tablet you will see from HTC to hit the shelves. Rumors earlier this year stated that we may see a total of three or more tablets from HTC, so this is just a start. If you don’t like the screen size just be patient, maybe HTC will release a larger sized tablet all in good time.

HTC is assuring gamers that this tablet will take your games to the next level with its superfast 1.5 GHz processor and Adobe Flash support. The HTC Flyer will have the integration of the OnLive gaming services so you can use it as your new gaming console if you want to. All you need is the OnLive game controller and you can instantly have access to the best games all over the world.

The device also has a 5 mega-pixel color camera with auto focus as well as a 1.3 megapixel front camera. Of course it has the 720p HD camcorder so you can get some great videos to share with friends.You have the ability to use multi-window browsing with pinch to zoom as well.

See the HTC website for the full list of specifications here. For now, let us know what you think! Will you be getting one if it goes to your carrier? I think I will! Let us know what you think if you are even interested.

Source: HTC & Pocketnow

For the amount of HTC addicts out there, this will be great news for you! Spreading like wildfires across the web now is HTC’s plan to launch three tablet PC’s in the first half of 2011. No that image above isn’t it but it is an example of what it could be like, we don’t know for sure.

The first model, the Flyer, is said to begin shipping in the US market in March according to distributors. The Flyer is said to run Android 2.3 but we have no confirmation on that or any other specs it may have. Also, according to the tipster at DigiTimes, users will be able to upgrade to Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) whenever the operating system becomes available.

HTC’s goal is said to be beating the Blackberry Playbook as well as the Motorola Xoom in sales. Who will win that race? Let us know who you think. It will be interesting to see how well any tablet sales in 2011, mainly these mentioned.

Are you patiently waiting for HTC to get started releasing Tablets? I sure am! Let us know what you think!

Source: DigiTimes