HTC One 2 Android Phone – Specifications Revealed via 3D-Printed Mock Up

 

The successor to the HTC One, code named as HTC One 2 is made up of resin has got revealed with its 3D mock-up giving an outer look of what this device is going to look like. This resin mock up is made using specifications given to the creator by an insider.

 

 

The sources also suggested that this device will be the next generation of the flagship HTC One that could be revealed at Mobile World Congress 2014 (MWC) in Barcelona, mostly last week of February. This device looks similar to the original HTC One but has a 5 inch display instead of a 4.7 inch seen in its predecessor. This display is about to come with a 1080 x 1920 pixel resolution giving it a slightly lesser 441 ppi than the original HTC One flagship model which had 468 ppi, similar ppi that can be seen on the Samsung Galaxy S4.

 

Most likely HTC One 2 will go with Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 or Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor to power the device, but if it decides to roll out with Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 then we can see a video output at 4K resolution. This would likely be happening for the device, giving the best quality videos for its customers.

 

From the resin mock up design we can expect two speakers on the front side of the HTC One 2 branded with its own BoomSound speakers which has become a noticeable thing from HTC line up from past. The design with a bigger hole beside the rear camera suggest that this device will be rolling out with double flash or it could even be a mic hole also. The cameras are going to remain the same 4 MP (rear) and 2.1 MP (front) as we saw in the original HTC One flagship Android phone.

 

In the storage side, the device is expected with a 16 GB on-board memory that is likely to be extended with a microSD card slot. This device will be rolling out the box with Android 4.4 KitKat OS that will be ready to be unleashed. The pricing of the device cannot be predicted as we are not sure of all the specifications yet, but definitely it will be a high end model expected in high range.

 

We are pretty much excited to see HTC One 2 (the name might be changed!) very soon in the market, so does you? Will you be ready for the device?