HTC have taken to the stage at the MWC and shown off their new flagship model, the Quad Core “One X”.

As expected it is packing some impressive specs and is continuing the theme of Quad Core powered devices being announced. It is slightly different to the “leaked” shots we have seen over the last few months.

The processor itself is the, now named, Tegra 3 “Four plus One” running at 1.5Ghz .

Here’s an overview of the other impressive specs:

  • 4.7″ Super LCD Display
  • 1GB RAM
  • 32GB built in storage
  • No Micro SD but phone comes with 2 years of 25GBs storage from Dropbox
  • 8MP/ 1.3MP rear/ front cameras
  • 1800mAh, non user replaceable, battery
  • Beats Audio
  • Sense 4.0 launcher running over ICS
  • 8.9mm thin

Check out HTC’s promo video below. Device is expected to be available sometime in April.

 

John

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