HTC Sensation Special Edition with Beats technology on the way

By George Wong on 08/31/2011 12:39 PDT

It looks like HTC is wasting no time in taking advantage of its acquisition of Beats Electronic. The folks over at CNET have managed to get their hands on a leaked document listing the details of the HTC Sensation Special Edition, which is going to feature the acquired company’s proprietary technology – Beats. In addition to improved audio, the HTC Sensation Special Edition will have some other features that improves the original device.

The HTC Sensation Special Edition will be powered by a 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm 8260 processor, quadrupled internal storage of 4GB, and an enhanced battery life of 1,730mAh. The phone has a price tag of £520 ($847) and no word of whether it’ll be hitting the states, but if it does, you can expect it to be subsidized. No release date was mentioned, but it should be announced at the IFA by HTC this week. How many of you who recently purchased the original Sensation now feel like you should have waited instead?

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