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The HTC First is a surprisingly solid device. It might have what seems like mid-range specs including a 720p display and mediocre camera, but the unibody solid construction and the immersive Facebook experience paired with nearly stock Android turns out to be a hugely appealing combination.
And now there is one more thing to that - a lucrative price of $0.99. That’s right, you can get the HTC First for only a buck on AT&T if you are willing to sign a two-year contract.
What’s even better is that the off-contract price of the phone has also fallen from the initial $450 to only $350. That puts it in Nexus 4 territory and the two devices are definitely huge rivals, but right now the HTC First offers the novelty and the Facebook experience that the Nexus 4 don’t have.
Which one would you personally pick - the Nexus 4 or the HTC First? If you like the HTC First more you can take a look at its AT&T page below.
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