HTC’s press event at MWC is finally here and they have kept everyone busy with three new phones in the HTC One Series.
First off is the Tegra 3 powered HTC One X, previously rumored as the HTC Endeavor. The One X is at the top of the table with its 4.7″ SuperLCD 2 HD screen. It has 1GB of RAM with 32GB of onboard storage, however there is no microSD card slot. HTC has teamed up with DropBox to provide 25GB of storage for two years for the owners of these new devices. The HTC One X runs on Ice Cream Sandwich with Sense 4.0 on top. HTC has put a lot of focus on its camera and has revealed its own sensor called ‘ImageChip’ and the HTC One X comes with an 8MP snapper with 1080p video recording. The front facing camera is also quite capable with 1.3Mp and 720p video. For connectivity there is NFC, Bluetooth 4 and MHL port for USB and HDMI connections. Powering this mighty phone will be an 1800 mAh battery.
The US version of the One X will be available exclusively on AT&T with LTE. However the processor is replaced by an Snapdragon S4 dual-core chip.
HTC One X
Next in line is the HTC One S which is dual-core device. The phone is quite slim with 7.8mm waist. The One S sports a 4.3 inch Super AmoLED screen . It also runs on ICS with Sense 4.0 on top of it. Total user storage is decreased to 16GB and like the One X, this also doesn’t have a microSD card slot. The phone will have 1GB of RAM. In the imaging department, this phone sports the same front and back sensors as its bigger brother, 8MP back camera with 1080p video recording and 1.3MP front camera with 720p video. There is no NFC while rest of the connectivity features are there with the One S.The battery underneath One S has 1650 mAh of power. The One S looks quite beautiful with its Aluminum unibody.
HTC One S
The last of the trio is HTC One V which is the lower end model for the masses. This one sports a single core 1GHz Snapdragon S2 processor with 512 MB of RAM. It has a 3.7″ WVGA LCD. Total user storage is just 4GB however this can be increased as the One V comes with a microSD card slot. Fortunately the HTC One V also runs on ICS with Sense 4.0. It packs a 5MP camera with 720p video recording but there is no front facing camera on this one. The microUSB port is the standard one and not MHL so HDMI is out of the equation. The One V will be powered by 1500 mAh of battery.
HTC One V
All of these phones come with Beats Audio. As mentioned above HTC have introduced a new camera sensor called ‘ImageChip’. It will produce better low-light photos and takes really quick photos. They have also showcased the dual shutter mode using which we can take still images while recording full HD videos.
The three phones will be available sometime in April this year.
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