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HTC's HD2 has landed at Engadget (hands-on) 
Engadget Mobile | by Joshua Topolsky | Wed, Nov 4
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That's right... the HD2 has landed. Actually, we took the phone over to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon the other day, but didn't get a chance to show it off, so here we are. Sure, you've seen this guy in action in earlier videos... but it's still nice to get a look at this monster up close. We're still blown a...
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