With the HTC One Mini smartphone getting closer to launching, Google making what is expected to be a substantial operating system announcement on July 24, and the much-anticipated iPhone 5S and the Galaxy Note II handsets hitting in the next 2 to 3 months, many online retailers are reducing the price tag on their current smartphone offerings. The HTC One smartphone has been one of the better sellers of 2013, and coming into the year was definitely one of the most anticipated mobile marketplace arrivals.
The HTC One 4G is available for a reduced sale price now starting at .
With 5 million global units sales already under its belt, sales support will probably continue to grow thanks to one online retailer’s recent price reduction on that handset. The Sprint HTC One running on that wireless provider’s 4G LTE system in the United States now sports a rather attractive sub $50 on contract price tag when purchased through the Amazon Wireless store. That is a fraction of the three digit price the powerful HTC One commanded when it first launched on the new Sprint 4G LTE system on April 19 this year.
The phone is definitely multitalented, providing one of the smartphone largest displays ever designed, industry-leading pixel density, exclusive sound enhancement thanks to Beats Audio, and infrared sensor which provides remote control operation for your TV set and home stereo, as well as environmentally friendly construction. The independent testing lab and consumer advocate UL Environment has awarded the HTC One 4G Android smartphone its highest accolade, a platinum certification, as an environmentally preferential product throughout its lifecycle.
During pre-production phases and pre-launch announcements, HTC expressed a desire to improve on camera quality, device durability, UI simplicity and sound enhancement from their previous smartphones. The HTC One successfully accomplishes those goals by delivering a premium one piece unibody form factor, simplified Sense UI, the above-mentioned Beats Audio pumping through dual front facing speakers, and a brand-new, groundbreaking camera technology.
The new BSI (back illuminated sensor) camera on the HTC One provides Full HD video capture at 1,080P resolution. A special CMOS image sensor and ISP join a 4.0 megapixel sensor and optical lens system to create a 2.0 UltraPixel. This allows the smaller megapixel camera to capture up to 300% more light than other smartphones, while also allowing you to record slow motion clips at 768 x 432 pixels. The phone also delivers a large 4.7 inch Full HD 1,080P display, 468 ppi pixel density, 2.0 GB of RAM system memory, generous 32 GB of onboard storage and powerful 1.7 GHz quad core Snapdragon 600 CPU.
The HTC One 4G can be purchased at a discounted price tag now starting at .
