HTC’s zapped its flagship One design with its embiggening rays, and scaled the One Max up togigantic proportions. At 5.9-inches, it’s in that scary land where it’s either a really large phone, or a phablet.
Inside, it’s running on a quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor with 1.7GHz CPU, and is 4G LTE compatible, with NFC support. The camera is exactly the same as you can see on the HTC One, save for one glaring omission — image stabilisation.
One of the more novel additions to the One Max is the fingerprint scanner, located on the back below the camera lens. Users swipe up and down, to lock and unlock the screen, but also launch three of your favourite apps, which can be customised by scanning individual fingers.
While the embedded battery has a capacity of 3300mAh, there’s the option of springing for an £80 case for the One Max, which actually includes a 1200mAh battery for recharging the Max on the go.
Built around a whopping 5.9″ display of 1080p resolution, the One Max is HTC’s first real attempt at a phablet device and will be taking on the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Sony Xperia Z Ultra and LG Optimus G Pro.
THIS IS THE GOOD MOVE BY HTC AND IT IS SOON TO BE NOTED WHETHER IT WILL BE ABLE TO TAKEOVER OR HINDER THE APPLE IPHONE MARKET OR NOT.
IF HTC DID SO, THEN THE RESEARCH FOR THE MONSTROUS PHONES WILL CONTINUE AND KEEP EVOLVING WITH THE RESPONSE OF LG AND SAMSUNG.
LETS HOPE FOR BETTER GADGET NEWS.....
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