Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC announced
yesterday that in the next month they would be unleashing a new device, the HTC
one. Many technology critics have labelled the HTC One as just an attractive
and premium-feeling phone, so one can only wonder if the device can really
compete with the big guns.
Its hinted that the 32 gig version will
retail for R1799,90 and the 64 gig cutie will go for R2699,90. The HTC One is
very much affordable and has looks that can turn heads, but the real question
that’s probably running through the minds of thehierarchy of the Taiwanese
maker is can the HTC One stand its own ground and get a bite of the nasty
smartphone market.
Rather than filling the homepage with apps,
HTC opted to keep things simple and run with “Blinkfeed” aflipboard-like
collection of news stories, social status updates, pictures and other
information that a person can scroll through.
Specifications:
Qualcomm snapdragon
1.7GB Quad-core process
2GB Ram
2,300 mAh embedded battery
2.1 megapixel front-facing camera
4.1.2 Android Operating System
Latest version of the sense UI
4 megapixel rear camera
The rear camera is expected to pick up
light and perform better at night than rival smartphone cameras. Similarly to
its predecessor the HTC One X, the HTC One will come with a beats audio
technology and dual front-facing speakers with a
dedicated amplifier.
Ashley
Mokwena
@ashfonik
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