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HTC Zeta concept phone has 2.5GHz quad-core processor

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 16 Nov 2011 4:46 User comments (11)

HTC Zeta concept phone has 2.5GHz quad-core processor Engadget has posted the HTC Zeta concept phone today, a possible flagship device featuring a 2.5GHz quad-core processor.
The leaked handset will also have a 4.5-inch 720p HD screen, with 1280x768 resolution.

Additionally, the device will ship with Ice Cream Sandwich installed, HTC Sense 4.0 and 1GB RAM.

Finally, the phone will have 32GB internal storage, integrated Beats Audio, dual cameras 8MP/1.3MP, Bluetooth 4.0 and weigh 5.15 ounces.

The site also has pics, posted here below. As stated, the phone is just a concept for now, but could become reality next year.



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116.11.2011 18:52
A5J4DX
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wow awesome

216.11.2011 18:52
Hyasuma
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it looks like sony Xperia....

316.11.2011 19:20
Mysttic
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I'll wait for the Galaxy Quad or similar from Samsung

416.11.2011 22:57
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Originally posted by Hyasuma:
 it looks like sony Xperia....
The specs are totally different, the outer case is totally different, and there is no gamepad, WTF are you talking about???

516.11.2011 23:36
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Originally posted by KillerBug:
Originally posted by Hyasuma:
 it looks like sony Xperia....
The specs are totally different, the outer case is totally different, and there is no gamepad, WTF are you talking about???
ok, i meant to say Sony xperia X10 the design looks similar to it cuz is curved a bit round on the top and bottom side, it just seems like bigger screen on HTC instead and have no buttons to push like the xperia x 10, no shit that the specs is totally different, duh, i said it LOOKS LIKE, not exact like did i?
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 16 Nov 2011 @ 11:41

617.11.2011 04:25
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It doesn't look like the x10 either...the x10 has a wide border all the way around the screen and this doesn't. Sure, it has a rounded edge, but that is nothing special; even my sensation 4G has a rounded edge.

717.11.2011 07:00
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Just 1 GB RAM??

817.11.2011 10:22
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which one do you think looks more similar?

917.11.2011 12:22
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Doesn't matter how fast the smartphone will be if you can use only for few minutes or hour or so without being plugged in. They should focus on developing better batteries from now.

1017.11.2011 12:28
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Originally posted by giuliusmu:
 Doesn't matter how fast the smartphone will be if you can use only for few minutes or hour or so without being plugged in. They should focus on developing better batteries from now.
Well they will probably throw in a 3000 Mah in there.

1117.11.2011 16:41
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This shit's DOPE!

I'll buy one straight up NO CONTRACT. THe only way to own a phone.

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