The lineup is headed by the HTC Desire. This phone was originally announced as the Bravo and it was revealed last year as part of the 2010 roadmap. The phone’s initial specifications have not changed since then. It runs on a 1GHz Snapdragon processor which means that it will be running pretty fast with the Android OS. The 3.7 inch AMOLED capacitive touch screen display delivers excellent quality images and visuals perfect for viewing the images and videos you can take with the 5 mega pixel camera with 720p D1 video recording capabilities.

The next HTC Android is the HTC Legend. This smart phone is a sequel to the successful HTC Hero. The device comes with an impressive 600 MHz processor, a 3.2 inch AMOLED capacitive touch screen and a 5 mega pixel camera. The device comes fitted with a stylish aluminum casing.

There will be two more HTC Android devices coming. Of the two, the HTC Scorpion is far more interesting since the device will be using a dual core Snapdragon CPU (or so rumors say).

Meanwhile, the HTC Incredible is much closer to the Desire in terms of specs. The Incredible is also a Snapdragon powered smart phone running at 1GHz. It has a 3.7 inch capacitive touch screen (not confirmed to be AMOLED) and a 5 mega pixel camera with dual LED flash. So far, the Incredible is set for a US release, though it might get a name change and ported over to the UK.

Read more about the HTC Incredible at Tech Radar.

The start of 2010 was pretty exciting for HTC. While the Nexus One did not carry the HTC brand, it was already a well established fact that they were the manufacturers behind the first Google phone. While the Nexus One did not exactly have a very successful run, it is obvious that the Taiwanese manufacturer has a good grasp of the Android operating system.

The real deal will come this March with the launch of the HTC Bravo –a device which we can consider as the precursor to the Nexus One. The Bravo was the first Android device to combine the 1GHz Snapdragon processor with a 3.7 inch AMOLED touch screen display –features pretty much identical to the Nexus One, but the Bravo also comes with a 5 mega pixel camera that can take 720p HD videos. It is also expected that when the Bravo launches the HTC Legend will be coming out as well. The HTC Legend is considered to be a successor the successful HTC Hero.

With reports stating that Motorola will be working on the next Google phone with the project Shadow device, HTC has been able to focus on its own lineup and reports are stating that the manufacturer’s next Android phone, the HTC Scorpion, will come with a 1.5GHz processor. No word yet on what kind of ARM based chip this will be, but many are assuming that it might be the upcoming dual core Snapdragon CPU.

Aside from Android phones, it has also been reported that HTC will be coming out with a Brew phone soon.

For more information and details on the upcoming HTC Scorpion and the 1.5GHz processor, go to Tech Radar.