AT&T announced on its Facebook page its first Android 2.1 offering which it would start offering on June 20th for $129.
Until now, AT&T has only carried the Motorola Backflip, a lackluster Android 1.5 device that doesn’t seem to have gathered much of a following. However, four days before you will be able to get your hands on an iPhone 4 on its network, AT&T is putting out the HTC Aria, a very small but capable Android 2.1 device demonstrated below by AT&T (T) Project Manager Dante Martin.
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The Aria has a 600MHz Qualcomm (QCOM) MSM processor with 512MB ROM and 384MB RAM. The device itself is a very small 4.1” x 2.3” x .46″ and weighs 3.8 ounces (a full oz. less than the 4.8oz. iPhone!). The display is 3.2 inch HVGA (320×480) and it has a 5-megapixel camera.
More pictures, specs and features below:
Update: AT&T has provided a press release.
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AT&T has provided the following hi-res images:
