Today new information has come to light about this hypothetical smartphone that, taking inspiration from the One M8, would substitute aluminum for plastic to start a line of terminals with technical characteristics of true luxury, although with Prices and more materials Affordable. Basically, the news comes to confirm its release date, as well as several of the features that we had been handling.
The Taiwanese Middle ifan has published a note in which they reveal (confirming in many cases the previous rumors) the characteristics of which one of the next star terminals of HTC will show, whose commercial name, according to this publication, will be that of HTC One Vogue Edition. As we mentioned last week, the product will be presented on June 3 and will have the following:
Similarities to the HTC One M8
In most respects, the Vogue Edition will be identical to the HTC One M8. Your panel will have 5 inches, with a resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels, and will come equipped with a Snapdragon 801 2,5 GHz (somewhat faster than the M8), 2GB RAM, Android 4.4, Sense 6.0, 2.600 mAh battery, etc.
Even its design will present great similarities to the original model, showing a slight curvature at the rear and front speakers equipped with the BoomSound technology.
Few differences, but significant
As for the differences with the HTC One M8, found specifically three. The first is the predominant material in its manufacture. The Taiwanese firm replaces the luxurious aluminum with a plastic more earthly. Your camera will also not show those two curious lenses capable of giving the image greater depth and achieving three-dimensional effects; in return, the terminal will have a sensor 13 mpx.
Most important of all: the price. This Taiwanese media speaks of 3.000 RMB, which amounts to about U.S. dollar 480, and that converted to our currency remain in $351. We have to wait how it is translated in a definitive way, but in case of oscillating a little above or below that figure, there is no doubt that we will be before a team tremendously attractive for the consumer.
Source: slashgear.com