HTC, Android handset maker extraordinaire, has launched the span of new-ish phones. New-ish because they have been some-more or reduction just worldwide versions of a Evo and a T-Mobile G2 Googlephone.

First up is the Desire Z, that is pretty much a G2 but a T-Mobile branding, as well as with HTC’s own Sense UI plastered on tip of a Android 2.1 OS (2.2 Froyo will be an over-the-air refurbish. You get the 5MP camera, an 800MHz processor, 512MB RAM as well as that neat slide-out QWERTY keyboard that tucks in at the back of a 3.7-inch shade.

Next is a Desire HD, that is unequivocally only a EVO. Hewn from the retard of aluminum and featuring the huge 4.3-inch screen as well as the 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a HD additionally has a Sense UI, though this time using upon v2.2 Froyo. Flip it over as well as you see because it’s called a HD, with an 8MP camera which will fire 720p video, as well as a twin LED peep. You competence additionally notice which a kickstand has left.

Both brand-new handsets will be accessible in Europe as well as Asia in October, whereafter they shall, somewhat confusingly, make their approach to U.S. dirt.

Desire Z product page [HTC]

Desire HD product page [HTC]