HTC One X arriving in the UK on April 5th

By George Wong on 03/16/2012, filed in Home > CellPhones

HTC One X arriving in the UK on April 5th HTC’s superphone, the One X was unveiled earlier this year at the MWC, and it looks like it’s going to be released to the world pretty soon. While HTC hasn’t given a release date for the phone in the US, the folks in the UK will be seeing the phone in the first week of next month. According to a tweet from O2 UK, the HTC One X will be available in the UK on April 5^th – a mere 3 weeks away. While the pricing of the phone wasn’t disclosed, the phone has already been put up for pre-order with a price tag of €599, which converts to around £500.

In the meantime, folks in the US will just have to sit tight and wait. Hopefully the release date won’t be too far off in the future. Anybody planning to purchase the HTC One X?

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HTC One X: The HTC One X is the leading phone of the HTC One Series which was launched at Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona. It was demonstrated with an NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor, but most of the variants for U.S 4G LTE networks will use a dual-core chip from Qualcomm. Ubergizmo has also published a complete HTC One X review.

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