HTC One
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- Cam Tech
- IT4
- 20 Feb 2013
HTC One all GOOD but should have 5.5" with 400ppi screen resolution instead of 4.7".
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- rKf
- 20 Feb 2013
What is the UltraPixel?
HTC have gone ahead and used the term “UltraPixel” in their new
announcement. The “UltraPixel” simply means that the sensor has
large photosites, in turn meaning there are large pixels. Simply said,
the HTC UltraPixel camera has big pixels, which let in about 300%
more light than normal sensors. This is as per the marketing terms
and the press release. Lets see what it actually means.
Usually, sensors in smartphones are really small. These sensors,
most of the times packing a total of 8 megapixels, have pixels
packed in a tiny frame, making the sensor incapable of delivering
higher quality images. Usually, the smartphone camera sensors have
a pixel size of 1.4 microns(1/1000 of an mm). For example, the
Nokia 808 PureView, with a total of 41 MegaPixels packed into a
1/1.2″ sensor has a pixel size of 1.4 microns, and the yesteryear
Nokia N8, has a pixel size of 1.75 microns with a 12 megapixel
1/1.83″ sensor.
What HTC has done is, put large pixels on a 4 megapixel 1/3″
sensor. So, with the sensor being large, and the megapixel count
being low, the pixel size of 2.0 microns is achieved. The advantages
of large photosites(or pixels) is more absorption of light, hence
improving the low light performance. Also, due to the presence of
large pixels, the data that is absorbed is of higher quality, giving you
extremely clear pictures in most lighting conditions. Consider this
akin to a 5 MP oversampled photo from the Nokia 808 PureView,
which, even at 100% resolution, looks crystal clear without noise or
artefacts.
But we can judge the quality of the pics only through personal
experience, so hang on until we get our hands on the HTC One. With
that said, lets move on to the other features of the camera.
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- CoolDude
- 3Ax
- 20 Feb 2013
Looks like the Z10....
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- Anonymous
- mjP
- 20 Feb 2013
for all these who defend HTC's camera even after seeing the samples,
http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2013/02/20/htc-one-smartphone-debuts-uprated-camera-boldly-favors-sensitivity-over-res
"HTC brands its chip as an "UltraPixel sensor", a term that seems to suggest either far greater resolution, or some major breakthrough in pixel design. The truth is rather more prosaic -- along with the modest increase in sensor size, HTC has simply slashed resolution in half to allow a greater photodiode size."...
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- mee
- Lba
- 20 Feb 2013
camera 4mp?? :o o
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- AnonD-115158
- Xjf
- 20 Feb 2013
wifi AC means 1gbps transfer speed new wifi technology
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- Anonymous
- v0q
- 20 Feb 2013
2300 mah battery without baterry saving software -___- and the design is disapointing
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- AnonD-99220
- pT6
- 20 Feb 2013
just SONY AND APPLE.number 1 brands.high grade brands.apple and sony.
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- AnonD-12263
- KIE
- 20 Feb 2013
::UltraPixels can capture around 200 percent more light. Compared to 13MP smartphone cameras with 1.1 micron pixels, the 2.0 micron pixel captures 300 percent more light, according to HTC
::FOR MORE::
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=144184552412015&set=a.130939413736529.29090.130934793736991&type=1&relevant_count=1
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- AnonD-77793
- t1$
- 20 Feb 2013
Sandy , 20 Feb 2013Whats the funda of 4mp ultrapixels?Think of it this way.
A regular 13MP camera is like a sheet of really tiny pixels. None of these pixels work right as they are too small. That's the reason for the megapixel myth.
4MP ultra pixels is like having 3 sheets of pixels layered one below the other, with each layer having 4MP pixels and each pixel being much larger than regular phone cameras. This makes each pixel work a lot better and this is a GOOD THING.
Personally, I'm expecting this camera to be the best in low light, and be at the top or close to the top in regular light. The 808 pureview will still be better though
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- Hammad
- syv
- 20 Feb 2013
I'm struggling to understand although I own a gs3, why do you need a micro-sd with 64gb on board,and why do you need a removable battery?
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- HTC No One
- vb%
- 20 Feb 2013
Don't be fool with camera it is only 4 megapixels with little big pixels.It's their strategy to sell product with the name like Ultrapixels to attract customers.The resolution of a photo taken by HTC One is only 2688 x 1520 pixels.Where as resolution of a photo taken by Sony Xperia Z is 4128x3096 pixels.As per experts photo taken by HTC One are so small for it's huge resolution 1080p that it's very hard to crop or zoom.I think it's enough to tell about their crappy 4Mp camera.
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- AnonD-77793
- t1$
- 20 Feb 2013
Hamed IT, 20 Feb 2013What is "ac" in wifi?It's a new WiFi standard, like 'n'
It allows WiFi speeds of over 1Gbps...like for google fiber
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- AnonD-81976
- M@%
- 20 Feb 2013
Hamed IT, 20 Feb 2013What is "ac" in wifi?WiFi ac - simply means 1 Gbit wireless and operates on the 5GHz spectrum.
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- AnonD-80102
- Kie
- 20 Feb 2013
At last best for smartphone. best for looks and specs.
cant wait to get my hands on this monster :D
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- sushil800
- rKf
- 20 Feb 2013
What is the UltraPixel?
HTC have gone ahead and used the term “UltraPixel” in their new
announcement. The “UltraPixel” simply means that the sensor has
large photosites, in turn meaning there are large pixels. Simply said,
the HTC UltraPixel camera has big pixels, which let in about 300%
more light than normal sensors. This is as per the marketing terms
and the press release. Lets see what it actually means.
Usually, sensors in smartphones are really small. These sensors,
most of the times packing a total of 8 megapixels, have pixels
packed in a tiny frame, making the sensor incapable of delivering
higher quality images. Usually, the smartphone camera sensors have
a pixel size of 1.4 microns(1/1000 of an mm). For example, the
Nokia 808 PureView, with a total of 41 MegaPixels packed into a
1/1.2″ sensor has a pixel size of 1.4 microns, and the yesteryear
Nokia N8, has a pixel size of 1.75 microns with a 12 megapixel
1/1.83″ sensor.
What HTC has done is, put large pixels on a 4 megapixel 1/3″
sensor. So, with the sensor being large, and the megapixel count
being low, the pixel size of 2.0 microns is achieved. The advantages
of large photosites(or pixels) is more absorption of light, hence
improving the low light performance. Also, due to the presence of
large pixels, the data that is absorbed is of higher quality, giving you
extremely clear pictures in most lighting conditions. Consider this
akin to a 5 MP oversampled photo from the Nokia 808 PureView,
which, even at 100% resolution, looks crystal clear without noise or
artefacts.
But we can judge the quality of the pics only through personal
experience, so hang on until we get our hands on the HTC One. With
that said, lets move on to the other features of the camera.
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- AnonD-115147
- f4M
- 20 Feb 2013
Hamed IT, 20 Feb 2013What is "ac" in wifi?802.11ac is a new wifi standard that can go upto 1 gbps if i remember correctly.
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- roomy
- bx9
- 20 Feb 2013
I love u htc I'm one x user and I will change to one.
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- AnonD-18125
- 8as
- 20 Feb 2013
Mobilemaster, 20 Feb 2013What it can do, and this not? OK, your Xperia Z is waterpro... moreXperia Z looks cheap and ugly in front of HTC One :)
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- AnonD-18125
- 8as
- 20 Feb 2013
Anonymous, 20 Feb 2013No sd card slot is like no security in your files on sd car... moreYou think your phone will come out with alotof issues and stop working? Lol. So you every week goto service centers? It actually makes no sense. SD card association has paid off to you to tell the mass why the SD card is necessary. Hmmm