HTC released their first entry device for the tablet market in the HTC Flyer two months ago. Since the initial unveiling Best Buy has announced they would carry the Wi-Fi only version of the 7-inch Flyer, Sprint unveiled their re-branded version with named EVO View 4G with 4G mobile broadband and now T-Mobile has been exposed as the next retail channel for the Android equipped HTC Flyer.Flyer with its accompanying Scribe pen/stylus will be making their way to T-Mobile shops and HTC Flyer will join the likes of the Dell Streak 7 on T-Mobile’s product floor and the same goes for its price.But the pictures available today do show how T-Mobile plans to market the tablet and how in-store demos will be setup. You can see the rest of the photos which were obtained by Pocketnow below and beneath those images you will find a feature table for the Flyer. If you need to see the features announced by HTC for the Flyer just see that table.
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