Sliding past the One series, the all new HTC J has posed for shutterbugs in Hong Kong. This brand new smartphone has been unveiled in the country and it has inevitably taken inspiration from the One series in terms of the camera and music traits.
To start things off, the handset wears a distinct exterior with curved corners and is drenched in shades of red, white and black. Though this is the newest cookie dropping in from the quarters, it runs the Ice Cream Sandwich platform and not Jelly Bean. The integrated OS gets some assistance from the HTC Sense 4 skin to make web surfing fluid.
Terry Chung, Country Manager of HTC, Hong Kong and Macau, cited, “With the exceptional quality design, the outstanding look and feel, the Amazing Camera and Authentic Sound features of HTC J, users can now enjoy the ultimate photo, image, and sound experience.â€
Underneath the chassis is a 1.5GHz dual core processor, while the front panel boasts of a 4.3-inch HD screen. Leaning on 1GB RAM, the phone houses 16GB of internal memory and entails a slot for a microSD card of up to 32GB capacity. Additionally, the device extends support to CDMA and WiMAX networks.
The phone is embedded with an 8MP snapper and arrives with attributes such as superfast capture and improvements in image quality for both low light and highly lit conditions along with HD video shooting capabilities. Beats Audio is alive and kicking for this particular handset too, like we need to mention that. The manufacturer has also thrown in 25 gigabytes of free Dropbox storage for 2 years.
The HTC J Hong Kong price and release date details have not been revealed by the company as of now.
