HTC DROID DNA is HTC's first and most powerful phablet in the market. The DROID DNA is the first device to pack a 1080p display (and make a market launch) plus a quad core Krait CPU (packing the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro chipset). The device will see an international launch soon.
HTC DROID DNA
The HTC DROID DNA is the company's first phablet smartphone (although they are avoiding that name tag, we wonder why). The DROID DNA closely resembles the HTC J Butterfly in looks and specifications (announced for the Japanese market earlier this quarter). The DROID DNA is HTC's most premium smartphone yet. Let's have a look at what it packs:
HTC DROID DNA specifications
As you can see, the smartphone packs absolutely high end specifications which can blast every competition smartphone out of the water. The HTC DROID DNA should be seeing an international launch soon. Expect it to cost around the Samsung Galaxy Note II's price at launch (or more, possibly).
You can read on for Engadget's Hands-On by clicking the link. You can check out the phone's benchmarks by GSMArena here.
HTC DROID DNA
The HTC DROID DNA is the company's first phablet smartphone (although they are avoiding that name tag, we wonder why). The DROID DNA closely resembles the HTC J Butterfly in looks and specifications (announced for the Japanese market earlier this quarter). The DROID DNA is HTC's most premium smartphone yet. Let's have a look at what it packs:
HTC DROID DNA specifications
- 5" Full HD (1920x1080) 1080p pixels
- Super LCD 3 capacitive display, Gorilla Glass 2
- Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro MDM615m/APQ8064
- 1.5 GHz quad core Krait CPU
- Adreno 320 GPU
- 2 GB of RAM
- 16 GB of internal storage
- 8 MP autofocus rear cam with LED flash
- 1080p video recording @ 30 fps
- 2.1 MP front camera, 1080p @ 30 fps
- 9.7 mm thick, 138 g weight
- LTE, micro sim
- 2020 mAh Li-Ion battery
- Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, HTC Sense UI 4+
As you can see, the smartphone packs absolutely high end specifications which can blast every competition smartphone out of the water. The HTC DROID DNA should be seeing an international launch soon. Expect it to cost around the Samsung Galaxy Note II's price at launch (or more, possibly).
You can read on for Engadget's Hands-On by clicking the link. You can check out the phone's benchmarks by GSMArena here.