Many of you participated in our recent Astraware contest, which we ran in conjunction with Gear Diary and Clinton Fitch(dot)com.  As you will recall (and as lucky winner, Frank Su knows), the Grand Prize in that contest included the HTC Touch.

Clinton Fitch has just posted his review of that very device (special note to Frank, I am told the Touch is now in the mail).  Clinton gives an extremely thorough overview of the Touch, which he refers to as:

a small, sleek new Windows Mobile Professional device that sports TouchFLO, a new finger sensitive touch screen that responds to gestures, not just stylus input. 

So, what did he ultimately think of the Touch, well, I will be curious to see if Frank agrees when Clint says it is hard not to like the Touch.  Specifically, he states:

the device’s size and weight are outstanding as well as the call quality and radio function.  While power users could easily pick on the device for its slower processor and limited RAM, the majority of users will likely find it fits their needs quite well.  The TouchFLO application works well and is a nice change from the traditional stylus based interaction with devices.  While it is clear that the application has room to grow it is equally clear that it is a step in the right direction.  Having used the Touch for several weeks now I must stay I’m having a hard time adjusting to TouchFLO not being on my regular device!  More importantly, my wife has found it to be the perfect sized device for her!

Check out the full review at Clinton Fitch(dot)com.  And hopefully, Frank will check in with us once he receives his prize to let us know his thoughts on the TouchFLO interface as well.