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HTC 603e mid-range Android gets certified on its way to China

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HTC 603e mid-range Android gets certified on its way to China
Oops! Looks like a new HTC smartphone just surfaced on the web ahead of its official unveiling. The HTC 603e, as it is known as at this time, has been spotted at the Chinese center for telecommunications equipment certification along with a handful of photos and most of its hardware specifications. These include a WVGA LCD screen measuring 4.3 inches, a 1.15GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, and a 5-megapixel main camera, meaning that the handset belongs to the mid-range Android category.

In a nutshell, it looks like the HTC 603e could be a slightly modified HTC One SV (our review here), although there are a few things that set the two smartphones apart. For starters, the former is slightly thicker and heavier, measuring 9.8 millimeters at its thickest side and tipping the scales at 130 grams. Also, while the SV has a 1.6MP front-facing cam, the HTC 603e has a 2MP snapper on its front. Last but not least, there is no word about the presence of LTE connectivity on the 603e.

Some speculate that the HTC 603e could be the HTC M4, which is rumored to be coming alongside the HTC M7. We aren't too sure about that, however, due to the fact that the M4 (if real) should be slightly more capable from a hardware standpoint, if rumors are to be trusted. Whatever the case is, we'll likely know more after the upcoming HTC press event scheduled for February 19.

HTC 603e mid-range Android gets certified on its way to China
HTC 603e mid-range Android gets certified on its way to China
HTC 603e mid-range Android gets certified on its way to China
HTC 603e mid-range Android gets certified on its way to China

source: TENAA via Pocketnow

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1. Captain_Doug posted on 07 Feb 2013, 10:05 1 3

Looks super fat.

2. XPERIA-KNIGHT posted on 07 Feb 2013, 10:14 4

one question ...........why?

3. Jonathan41 posted on 07 Feb 2013, 10:42 4 1

Affordable mid-range phone for the Chinese market. Why not?

4. Feanor posted on 07 Feb 2013, 11:01 1 1

I'm not sure that this can be called mid ranger these days. If the Xperia SP is concidered mid ranger, this is rather a low end device. Maybe M4 is the true mid ranger.

5. samystic posted on 07 Feb 2013, 11:04 2

looks the same as other HTC phones

6. emadshiny posted on 07 Feb 2013, 12:13 1

i see no real change!

7. p1natic posted on 08 Feb 2013, 20:58

ive been wanting a htc phone for a long time. the problem is they are pricyers than sony's phone but with almost the same specs. this might be my first htc if the price is right.

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