HTC One Max specs confirmed by retail posting

Just the other day, we showed you what was purportedly a full specs sheet for the HTC One Max. Now, a retail posting for the device confirms the specs on the handset. In case you've been doing the ol' Rip Van Winkle, or you just recently became a smartphone fanatic (in which case, welcome aboard), the HTC One Max is the phablet-sized version of the Taiwan manufacturer's HTC One Android flagship phone. It also happens to be the most well-received handset from the company in years. Despite that, HTC recently announced its first quarterly operating loss ever.

The retail posting for the HTC One Max lists the 5.9 inch (Super LCD 3) display and the 1080 x 1920 resolution (FHD) featured on it. It also confirms the 1.7GHz Snapdragon 600 processor powering the device, a disappointment for those who were hoping for the 2.3GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 to be under the hood. 16GB of native storage is listed as is the UltraPixel camera. And a very un-HTC-like 3300mAh battery is also confirmed to be powering the phablet.

It is not just the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 that the HTC One Max needs to compete with in the phablet space. There is the Sony Xperia Z Ultra with its industry leading 6.4 inch panel and the soon to be announced Nokia Lumia 1520.


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source: GSMPedia.nl (translated)