HTC phablet specs and image pop up, quad-core Krait, 1080p

17 September, 2012
The upcoming 5" HTC phablet will feature a quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro SoC and a 1080p, 480ppi, screen.

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  • Nora
  • 5ya
  • 17 Sep 2012

If the phone comes with a SD card and removable battery, it would be the perfect phone, if not I will go for Note II.

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    • Anonymous
    • utK
    • 17 Sep 2012

    1.5 gig ram is bad! Real Bad :(
    I better get Optimus G

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      • Ninjabass66
      • LEV
      • 17 Sep 2012

      XXXtreme, 17 Sep 20121,5gb ram ??? really ??? this is so fake !!! where have you... moremany phones of HTC doesn't has 512 or 1gig.... has 768... duplicate... is so simple :S

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        • digitizer for all?
        • gDj
        • 17 Sep 2012

        can a digitizer pen be bought seperately and used with any device with a touchscreen, or does the devics has to be especially and originally designed for this purpose?

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          • pitty 1.5GB ram,not2
          • gDj
          • 17 Sep 2012

          it's a pitty it has only 1.5GB ram and not 2gb like lg optimus G.

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            • yxalag
            • Sbc
            • 17 Sep 2012

            I see...., the 1080p screen and phablet with pen race has began.Aaa mmmm I see! So a new display technology is necessary.

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              • ppi
              • xA8
              • 17 Sep 2012

              more pixels than your eyes can see are a waste of battery power!!!!!!!!!!!

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                • deed
                • t7X
                • 17 Sep 2012

                Anonymous, 17 Sep 2012htc.... can u put expanson slots on ur high end phones pls?... moreyou forgot to mention a good, long-lasting battery.

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                  • XXXtreme
                  • 3RN
                  • 17 Sep 2012

                  1,5gb ram ??? really ??? this is so fake !!! where have you seen a phone with 1536mb ram ???

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                    • usman
                    • u1v
                    • 17 Sep 2012

                    AnonD-43136, 17 Sep 2012I would love to see how much battery life youd get from thi... moreactually as it packs a 28nm quadcore, it should be good with battery... unlike the powerhog tegra3 they previously used on oneX... the screen would be the actual powerhog, but i think they are not using an sdcard or a removable battery so there must be a big battery under the hood... although i don't care about 480ppi... i would instead love a 7-8" tab with 300ppi

                      Anonymous, 17 Sep 2012htc.... can u put expanson slots on ur high end phones pls?... moreWait till the announcement!

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                        • AnonD-62056
                        • vbP
                        • 17 Sep 2012

                        1080p on a smartphone gives a pixel density of 441ppi and not 480ppi.

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                          • Rick
                          • K23
                          • 17 Sep 2012

                          480 maybe software (standard) ppi used in Android, not a hardware ppi itself.

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                            • AnonD-43136
                            • 39D
                            • 17 Sep 2012

                            Whats the point of such high pixel count when you wont be able to see it working because the batterys dead all the time? Hope they do an awsome battery low indicator as this is all you will be staring at! Ooh an awsome 450+ ppi battery low indicator - just what weve all been waiting for! LOL LOL LOL!

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                              • lol what?
                              • fBh
                              • 17 Sep 2012

                              I believe these full HD packing gadgets are going to be really unstable devices & Snapdragon S4 Pro is just being used to push so many pixels. I am still waiting to see someone step up & come up with real use of the Snapdragon S4 Pro except powering such high pixel count. There are still not many apps which push the Exynos Quadcore (or its equivalent Krait Dualcore) to its limits, let alone the Quadcore Krait. What about the battery efficiency? Heating issues? Stability & durability? Exceptionally breath taking on paper but what's the real use for consumer? I would love to have a device rocking a printed magazine pixel density of 450 ppi but not at the cost of battery & stability. We are heading towards interesting times.

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                                • Anonymous
                                • tRf
                                • 17 Sep 2012

                                htc.... can u put expanson slots on ur high end phones pls???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • Qrx
                                  • 17 Sep 2012

                                  [deleted post]Did you post it from your iPhone? The link is broken.

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                                    • gingerbreadman
                                    • fjZ
                                    • 17 Sep 2012

                                    AnonD-56416, 17 Sep 2012Yes!! Take my Money Now.. :)yes, me two, im loving this phone. i wont even mis my sd card.

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                                      • Whoever
                                      • sr3
                                      • 17 Sep 2012

                                      Please let it be out of aluminum!

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                                        • Hellz Wind
                                        • n5p
                                        • 17 Sep 2012

                                        No expansion for memory card = DOA

                                        Cue the arguments of "who needs expansion anyway"

                                        Battery also needs to be up there with the Note and RAZR MAXX or back to the drawing board.

                                        AND HTC sort out your reception issues!