Real Estate Marketing & Beyond
Realtors will be able to impress clients like never before with the HTC Evo 3D. Image courtesy of Bossone
Imagine a prospective buyer’s reaction when you pull out your phone and suggest a virtual walk-through of your listings - in bright 3D color! Guaranteed, you will have their attention, and once you’ve piqued their curiosity, you’ve won half the battle. Now, agents can actually add such a tool to their arsenal, gaining a competitive edge in the marketplace.
The Taiwanese based smartphone manufacturer, HTC Corporation, plans to release their 3D phone, the HTC EVO 3D to all authorized dealers by the end of August. Users of the HTC EVO 3D don’t need to invest in 3D glasses - they can see photos, videos and movies in 3D on the high definition 4.3 inch display.
Speed won’t be a problem either, as the phone sports a 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon dual-core processor, letting you flip through listing after listing, without skipping a beat.
After using your 3D phone to take beautiful pics both inside and out of your listings, connect wirelessly or with an HDMI cable to a high definition television or printer and share both video and images with prospective buyers - before scheduling an appointment with your seller.
This powerful phone comes with 3G Mobile Hotspot capability and allows up to eight Wi-Fi enabled devices simultaneously. Built on the Gingerbread (2.3) version of the Android platform, users have access to hundreds of different applications and widgets.
The HTC Evo 3D can take superb quality images - just what realtors need! Image courtesy of Bossone
Memory or battery life issues are not an issue with this phone, as it comes with 1 GB of memory, as well as a microSD slot which takes 32GB memory cards. Its lithium-ion battery means less down time waiting for your phone to charge.
In the competitive real estate market, realtors should take advantage of every technological trend that will both set them apart from the competition, and provide a valuable service to their clients.
Source: Asia One and VR-Zone
