The first images of the T-Mobile G2 have emerged, showing another HTC-made smartphone that now lacks the full QWERTY keyboard of the T-Mobile G1.  The G2 handset keeps the touchscreen and trackball of the G1, but tweaks the front-panel buttons and is, of course, slimmer thanks to the absence of a slide-section.

HTC have also given the T-Mobile G2 a 3.2-megapixel camera, though it’s unclear whether it has autofocus or not, and there appears to still be no flash.  The casing has a high-gloss finish, but we’re not sure of measurements as yet.

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The original source of the photos reports that the G2’s interface is “very similar” to that of the original G1, and that T-Mobile will be releasing the smartphone come mid-May.  No spec details available as yet, though we’d presume an on-screen keyboard – something the G1 lacked as standard – has now been developed.  Renders of the new G2 were among the leaked shots of HTC’s 2009 line-up.

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