HTC has just recently launched the HTC One Mini, a slightly scaled down version of the acclaimed flagship powerhouse, the HTC One.
Not smaller by much, the HTC One Mini sports a
4.3-inch 720p resolution screen, moderately smaller than the 4.7-inch
display of its bigger brother and a little larger than the
screen of an iPhone 5.
To make it more affordable to a wider market, some sacrifices have been made, primarily a scale down of the phone’s engine power with a 1.4Ghz dual-core 'Qualcomm' processor instead of the 1.7Ghz quadcore behemoth on it's bigger brother.
It has just 1GB of RAM too, half the offering on the 'ONE'. The build is not so plush but It's still top notch. And no NFC. Disappointing.... don't be. It still packs a lot of premium features like the excellent 4 megapixel 'ultrapixel' camera, which outperforms a lot of same caste rivals.
HTC One Mini comes with the 4G connectivity, 16GB of onboard storage, the latest
version of Android and its own overlay interface which, if
you want, collates your various social media, photo and
activity streams. It also has a relatively large battery.
The phone is set to be released in Europe in August.
"Big things do come in small packages. "
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