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 HTC today began sending out invitations to the conference, which will take place on October 15, 2013 in China. According to the information enclosed in the same conference call that referred to as the “HTC One day Max”. Representatives HTC has already confirmed meetings with the presentation of this device on October 16 in Hong Kong and Taiwan on October 18, but as you can see – a branch of business promotion is gearing more and more sophisticated presentation of a new product. These invitations also include a brief summary about the technical details. It was revealed that the smartphone will be equipped with systems such as fingerprint reader and speaker technology BoomSound. Other phone features still remain unconfirmed: – 2 GB of RAM, – layout Adreno 330 – 16 GB internal memory, – battery with a capacity of 3200/3300 mAh, – microSD card reader, – Dual SIM card slot, – 5.9 inch (Full HD). The biggest unknown is the processor, it will probably be 800 Qualcomm Snapdragon 2.3 GHz or Snapdragon S4 Pro 1.7 GHz or 600 Snapdragon HTC has also prepared a special offer in the form of a gold version – HTC One Gold in a very limited edition (only 5p.) and the horrendous price of about $ 4,400. However Goldgenie has offered gold and platinum HTC One at a lower price, ie less than 2000 pounds. Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/10/08/htc-one-max -launch-invitation-october-18th /
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| Why? Because I can? It is no longer just a tablet with phone calling function – phablet. Sony revealed that almost “the same guts” can be put into a device that can be used in one hand – Z1 Xperia Mini. landscape shoot with one hand while holding the phone (where you take a picture – here the second problem because the camera button is missing) and the second subject, – such as video.
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| Lukson wrote: |
myself am a supporter displays less than 3 “(due to mobility – the easier to carry in your pocket), but have long noticed that the whole” bunch of people ” delights in large displays (which are completely unwieldy and impractical), so HTC is not expected to have any problems with the sale.
Another thing is that packaged in these new devices more and more inventions so the housing is increasing, to the more peripheral and power consumption is higher so the battery also has to be large (and can not be thicker because now it’s all ultra-thin to be).
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| Lukson wrote: |
right. I have used many dotykowców, starting at less than 3 “.’ve Never hurt. Today I have a 4-inch Xperia Play which has already exchanged the display and digitizer on two separate, not scary-looking falls.
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| Lukson wrote: |
times cell phone ran out since they were introduced in calculator function …
Sony at the moment has been called smart headphones headsets and watches called smart watches. Soon connect with one another and instead draw tableto-phone-private terminal gives access to communicate with the world in any way to just get something the size of nokia 1600 to a mere talk. The watch can now read e-mail, text message, see who’s calling without removing the ‘phone’.
At present, the mobile phone is just a poor addition to these devices, which in time will disappear as landlines to disseminate a better and cheaper wireless internet access. And it happens every day, in a matter of years … Skype, etc. now works beautifully on android. Once CB was something, there was no free channels, and today dropped … Times change, you have to go with them and can not afford to live in a place and history – Polish national specialty.
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| TomekxD wrote: |
I’m sorry, my mistake – I have corrected ;)
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