Taiwanese mobile manufacturer HTC has launched a revamped HTC One, HTC hopes it will set itself apart from the crowded smartphone market, currently lead by Samsung's Galaxy and Apple's iPhone.
The revamped HTC One has 4.7 inch display and aluminium body, and powered by andriod jelly bean and comes with a so called ultrapixel camera. HTC One would be available in the stores from March 2013 and would be priced to match the Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy series.
Smartphone market is crowded with iPhone, Galaxy, BlackBerry, Sony, etc. With the launch of HTC One, what could we expect from the this new mobile.
1. The Looks, its where HTC One scores the maximum points, with the sleek and crafted aluminium body looks stunning and would be available in Silver and Black.
2. HTC One will run on Andriod 4.1.2 JellyBean, but the distinguishing feature is its Home Screen - "BlinkFeed" - will have a personalised display screen which would be updated automatically with information and multi-medias from social networks and news sites. This looks like a radical move to make HTC One Multi-Media friendly.
3. HTC One is packed with a 2.1 MP front and 4 UltraPixel back camera, is it 4MP, than it doesn't sound impressive. But company says that HTC's customised UltraPixel camera can gather 300% more light per pixel than other current available smartphones and its output quality would be exceptional higher than the 8MP or 13MP sensors.
Its front camera can capture videos at 1080p and can take wide-angle pictures too.
4. HTC One has two front facing speakers at the top and bottom, features HTC Boom Sound, gives a stereo fealing during multimedia palyback.
5. HTC One will be available in stores in 185 countries beginning of March and would be priced very competitively to match Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy smartphones.
6. Something new or rather mocking others was its marketing of the product which is similar to Apple's way of creating buzz and giving out new technology jargon's, examples - Ultrapixel, BlinkFeed, etc
Specifications:
Processor : 1.7GHz Qualcomm snapdraggon 600 Quad-core
Display : Gorilla Glass 2, 4.7 inch super LCD 1080p display, 468ppi output
RAM : 2GB RAM
Memory : 32GB or 64GB, but nothing disclosed about expandable memory availability
Connectivity: LTE network, WiFi a/b/ac/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, DLNA for wireless streaming from phone to a compatible TV or Computer, infrared universal remote control, USB and HDMI ports
Battery : 2300mAH
Weight : 143g, very light when it has an unibody aluminium panel.
Dimension : 137.4mm X 68.2mm X 9.3mm
Year 2013 is flooded with huge launches in smartphone category, battle will be won or lost with these new products, struggling BlackBerry launched its Z10 and Q10 in February and created a huge buzz, now HTC One and it looks stunning. But the battle of smartphones have just begun, the market leaders Samsung and Apple are ready with their new products Galaxy S4 and iPhone 5. Lets see who wins this battle, but one thing is for sure, Consumers will decide who survives or falls.
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| HTC One has stunning display and aluminium body. Home Screen comes with a personalised Blink Feed |
The revamped HTC One has 4.7 inch display and aluminium body, and powered by andriod jelly bean and comes with a so called ultrapixel camera. HTC One would be available in the stores from March 2013 and would be priced to match the Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy series.
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| HTC one X-ray view curtosey : www.bbc.co.uk |
Smartphone market is crowded with iPhone, Galaxy, BlackBerry, Sony, etc. With the launch of HTC One, what could we expect from the this new mobile.
1. The Looks, its where HTC One scores the maximum points, with the sleek and crafted aluminium body looks stunning and would be available in Silver and Black.
2. HTC One will run on Andriod 4.1.2 JellyBean, but the distinguishing feature is its Home Screen - "BlinkFeed" - will have a personalised display screen which would be updated automatically with information and multi-medias from social networks and news sites. This looks like a radical move to make HTC One Multi-Media friendly.
3. HTC One is packed with a 2.1 MP front and 4 UltraPixel back camera, is it 4MP, than it doesn't sound impressive. But company says that HTC's customised UltraPixel camera can gather 300% more light per pixel than other current available smartphones and its output quality would be exceptional higher than the 8MP or 13MP sensors.
Its front camera can capture videos at 1080p and can take wide-angle pictures too.
4. HTC One has two front facing speakers at the top and bottom, features HTC Boom Sound, gives a stereo fealing during multimedia palyback.
5. HTC One will be available in stores in 185 countries beginning of March and would be priced very competitively to match Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy smartphones.
6. Something new or rather mocking others was its marketing of the product which is similar to Apple's way of creating buzz and giving out new technology jargon's, examples - Ultrapixel, BlinkFeed, etc
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| HTC president Jason Mackenzie shows the new HTC One during a launch event in New York |
Specifications:
Processor : 1.7GHz Qualcomm snapdraggon 600 Quad-core
Display : Gorilla Glass 2, 4.7 inch super LCD 1080p display, 468ppi output
RAM : 2GB RAM
Memory : 32GB or 64GB, but nothing disclosed about expandable memory availability
Connectivity: LTE network, WiFi a/b/ac/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, DLNA for wireless streaming from phone to a compatible TV or Computer, infrared universal remote control, USB and HDMI ports
Battery : 2300mAH
Weight : 143g, very light when it has an unibody aluminium panel.
Dimension : 137.4mm X 68.2mm X 9.3mm
Year 2013 is flooded with huge launches in smartphone category, battle will be won or lost with these new products, struggling BlackBerry launched its Z10 and Q10 in February and created a huge buzz, now HTC One and it looks stunning. But the battle of smartphones have just begun, the market leaders Samsung and Apple are ready with their new products Galaxy S4 and iPhone 5. Lets see who wins this battle, but one thing is for sure, Consumers will decide who survives or falls.
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