SIM-free HTC One X+ available for pre-order in UK
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The faster, stronger, beefier HTC One X+ is up and available for pre-order in the UK. Clove Technology is taking orders for the Jelly Bean powered handset.
Including VAT, the unbranded and unlocked One X+ will set you back £474 (€590 or $763). There has been a lot of anticipation leading up to the announcement of this device. In addition to the extra battery and quad-core 1.7GHz processor, the OneX+ has more “sense,” offering HTC’s newest Sense 4+ user interface.
Throw in 64GB of memory, plus an additional 25GB of cloud storage via Dropbox for two years, and this monster is ready to entertain and connect you. Expect yours to ship October 22nd.
source: Clove Technology
Including VAT, the unbranded and unlocked One X+ will set you back £474 (€590 or $763). There has been a lot of anticipation leading up to the announcement of this device. In addition to the extra battery and quad-core 1.7GHz processor, the OneX+ has more “sense,” offering HTC’s newest Sense 4+ user interface.
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source: Clove Technology
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8 Comments
5. PhenomFaz posted on 04 Oct 2012, 03:34 1
sweet phone but next gen stuff is already coming out especially the new Nexus devices including HTC's own 1080p 5-inch monster!
Android 5.0 requires some new hardware so not a wise option to go for the current crop of phones
6. baldilocks posted on 04 Oct 2012, 08:35 0
Yeah, ok. Not.
7. PhenomFaz posted on 04 Oct 2012, 11:10 0
What...???
3. kitpogi posted on 04 Oct 2012, 02:43 0
No buy...doesn't support T-mo 4G network...boo! I'm starting to hate HTC. AT&T is hogging all the good stuff....BS!
4. Berzerk000 posted on 04 Oct 2012, 03:10 0
It supports T-Mobile 4G. It just doesn't have the 1700 band, but aside from that it is capable of T-Mobile HSPA+.
8. Reverence posted on 04 Oct 2012, 16:35 0
the thing is that when apple does the same u guyz laugh but when android does this u call it innovation !!
WTH..y?
