For those who are tired of the “classtic”
feel of the Samsung devices and too apprehensive to jump into the Windows 8
environment, you may want to consider the upcoming bumped-off version of HTC
One X – the HTC One X+. The device has been hiding around the bushes lately but
O2 UK outs some beefy specs of the latest Android powerhouse.
HTC One X+ will have a whooping
64GB internal storage and will run in flashy 1.7 GHz quad-core processor. The
camera has been “amazingly” tagged with 8MP sensor. Ofcourse, Beats Audio will
treat your eardrums right. But the deal maker is absolutely the Android 4.1 (Jelly
Bean) that will come out of the box – it’ll be a “buttery” experience when we
talk about the user interface.
The beefed 64GB internal memory
is a great deal from the Taiwanese manufacturer. Ofcourse, we can never deny
the fact that the 25GB-worth of Dropbox cloud space was always one of the best
motivation to buy an HTC nowadays.
According to the magazine capture
from GSMArena, the HTC One X+ is € 479.99 off contract via O2 UK. That would be
somewhere around $800 USD or Php 33,500. Now, the question is, in what part of
the water would the “+” sign lead the Taiwanese flagship phone?
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