 Hey, it's Chris at The Verge, and today we're looking at the HTC ReSound for Verizon. Now, what makes this phone so special is that it's using a 720p display, 4.3-inch high-definition, one of the very first in the world to have a 720p display, and the first in the US, period. It's not all, though. This phone is also the result of a collaboration with Beats Audio, and as such, you have the Beats Audio logo squarely placed on the back of the phone, and you also get a pair of pretty sweet pack-in Beats Audio earbuds that are better than your normal inbox earbuds. This phone is fast. It's using a 1.5 gigahertz Snapdragon dual-core processor. It's one of the fastest available on the market today. A lot of HTC's recent phones have had 1.2 gigahertz dual-core processors. This is a little bit faster, and the UI is smooth. It runs Sense, as most of HTC's phones do, and apart from the occasional slowdown in the browser, the whole thing is smooth as silk. Now, physically, the phone is not the thinnest on the market. Keep in mind that Verizon just released the Droid Razr. This is not a Droid Razr. In fact, it's nearly twice as thick at 13.7 millimeters, but it feels good in the hand, and it's got a nice soft touch back that you're definitely not going to drop, even if you have greased-up hands for some reason. You are not going to let this thing slip. Other features include a secondary microphone, which a lot of phones use for noise-canceling, which works very effectively on the ReSound. I'm happy to report. You also get an eight megapixel camera with dual LED flash, 1080p video capture, and when you want to play those images back, you have an MHL port, which doubles as your micro-USB charging port. You can plug that thing into your TV, but this really is all about the beats. You get a pretty cool branded pouch to go along with your earbuds with those crazy red wires instantly recognizable as being beats, and of course, that 720p display. You can't go wrong. That's the ReSound for Verizon.
 Hey, it's Chris at The Verge, and today we're looking at the HTC ReSound for Verizon.
 Now, what makes this phone so special is that it's using a 720p display, 4.3-inch high-definition,
 one of the very first in the world to have a 720p display, and the first in the US, period.
 It's not all, though.
 This phone is also the result of a collaboration with Beats Audio, and as such, you have the
 Beats Audio logo squarely placed on the back of the phone, and you also get a pair of pretty
 sweet pack-in Beats Audio earbuds that are better than your normal inbox earbuds.
 This phone is fast.
 It's using a 1.5 gigahertz Snapdragon dual-core processor.
 It's one of the fastest available on the market today.
 A lot of HTC's recent phones have had 1.2 gigahertz dual-core processors.
 This is a little bit faster, and the UI is smooth.
 It runs Sense, as most of HTC's phones do, and apart from the occasional slowdown in
 the browser, the whole thing is smooth as silk.
 Now, physically, the phone is not the thinnest on the market.
 Keep in mind that Verizon just released the Droid Razr.
 This is not a Droid Razr.
 In fact, it's nearly twice as thick at 13.7 millimeters, but it feels good in the hand,
 and it's got a nice soft touch back that you're definitely not going to drop, even if you
 have greased-up hands for some reason.
 You are not going to let this thing slip.
 Other features include a secondary microphone, which a lot of phones use for noise-canceling,
 which works very effectively on the ReSound.
 I'm happy to report.
 You also get an eight megapixel camera with dual LED flash, 1080p video capture, and when
 you want to play those images back, you have an MHL port, which doubles as your micro-USB
 charging port.
 You can plug that thing into your TV, but this really is all about the beats.
 You get a pretty cool branded pouch to go along with your earbuds with those crazy red
 wires instantly recognizable as being beats, and of course, that 720p display.
 You can't go wrong.
 That's the ReSound for Verizon.