
HTC is expected to debut at least three products in February at Mobile World Congress. The first of which is going to be a unique take on an Ice Cream Sandwich tablet, and the other two Android devices. We’ve already brought you word on the HTC Edge, a quad-core device with some extremely high-end specs. The other device, which is known internally as “Ville” was part of the list of codenames we reported last week.
The last device is a quad-core Tegra 3 tablet that should offer something extremely new and different from current offerings by HTC’s competitors. After the fairly lightweight release of the Flyer and Jetstream in North America, the company needs a hit tablet, especially with their upcoming music and movies offering expected in their Sense 4.0 update expected to launch with Ice Cream Sandwich.
We really liked the Flyer when we used it, and thought the Scribe pen was a nice addition, though a bit expensive. Whatever they have up their sleeves, however, we know that it will be made with high quality components. Now, they just need to keep the price down…
Source: Digitimes
Via: The Verge
Knowing HTC, it’ll be 599.99
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The Jetstream is a pretty awesome tablet no denying that… except the price you can’t price it at the same price as a transformer and a galaxy tab combined and still expect people to buy one.
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This is a pretty big news: HTC is switching Qualcomm processors to NVIDIA Tegra 3.
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I’m excited, knowing HTC, these will be must-have devices! Interested to see how their partnership with NVIDIA will improve performance
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knowing HTC, even on quad core, Sense will be just too much…
ill wait for the galaxy nexus of telus in 2012
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I love htc products go htc go
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Neat. Looking forward to the congress.
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Both phones HSPA-enabled and not LTE? The Ville and the Edge, correct?
Either way, HTC LTE phones are terrible. Randomly rebooting pieces of junk. And this comes from a company that pushes regular updates more than even Samsung’s superior hardware Android phones. HTC, the Toyota of cellphones?
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