New HTC One mini photos leak, Desire 200 live shots surface too

03 July, 2013

HTC One mini has been around for quite some time even though it's not officially announced yet. The smaller sibling of the One flagship features a 4.3" 720p display and a dual-core Snapdragon chipset.

We already saw live pictures of the HTC One mini twice. We also got an official render and a few confirmations of its existence from different organizations.

Today we got another portion of live photos. They reveal no additional details to those we already knew.

HTC One mini

HTC One mini is expected to pack 2GB of RAM, a 4MP UltraPixel camera, 16GB internal storage and Beats Audio enhancement. Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean with Sense 5.0 UI should tick inside.

The recently announced HTC Desire 200 also got the hands-on treatment. It looks like a miniature version of the One flagship but is far less capable. It runs on a single-core 1GHz processor and has 512MB of RAM. Because of the dated hardware the Desire 200 runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich skinned with the older HTC Sense UI 4.0. You should not expect Jelly Bean for the Desire 200.

HTC Desire 200

HTC Desire 200 also comes with a 5MP snapper on its back. Here are some camera samples you can check out.

HTC Desire 200 camera samples

HTC Desire 200 will hit the market this quarter with a yet to be confirmed (but certainly affordable) price tag, while the One mini should be announced in the following weeks.

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Reader comments

sam
04 Jul 2013
n1a

Man ! It is the camera sample of htc desire 200, not htc one.... Desire 200 is a budget smartphone. You can't acspect 8 mp camera on budget phone.

AnonD-87222
04 Jul 2013
3ZH

The camera is pretty terrible. I like their color processing but the rest is really terrible. I wish they went with normal, decent 8+mpx modules - their improvements on processing would do them justice (although some oversharpening is still too obvio...

AnonD-91427
04 Jul 2013
m76

Having tried a Galaxy Note and now the HTC one I prefer the HTC interface (personal choice). Also the Video display issues on the Note were poor (look up black crush on the Galaxy note) However for HTC to release a small cheap handset with ...