With the wraps on HTC’s flagship smartphone of 2013 taken
off at a simultaneous event in New York and London, the smartphone is now
available for pre-order in the United Kingdom. Maybe sources have confirmed
that the device would start retailing from the 15th of March.
Several rumours before the launch suggested that the device would be available
in the U.K. from March 8, but we suppose the Taiwanese manufacturer decided to
delay the availability date by a week.
As for the price, Clove Mobile has shared the unlocked price
for the HTC One. In addition, many technology sites are speculating that an unlocked
HTC One would cost somewhere between 400-500 pounds – the same price an
unlocked HTC One X was going for a year ago.
The HTC One boasts a 4.7-inch Full HD 1080p display, 1.7GHz
quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor along with 2GB of RAM. In terms of
connectivity, the HTC One features WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, NFC and Infrared.
Other than that, the One will run Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with a brand new
revamped version of HTC Sense on top of it.
HTC has ditched the conventional and went with a rather
interesting UltraPixel camera – at least that’s what they call it. There’s been
a lot of buzz circulating regarding the 4-megapixel camera, but HTC said that
it’ll produce images large enough to be used as posters and would be four times
better in terms of quality when compared with conventional smartphone cameras.
Other than the camera, there will be a 2,300mAh battery at the back and a
2.1-megapixel conventional camera on the front.
HTC One will be available in the 32GB and 64GB variants.
However, there will be no expandable storage present on the device. We highly
suggest you take this into consideration when buying the device once it becomes
available.
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