The AT&T HTC One X, which brings the Ice Cream Sandwich platform to the platter has finally gone up for pre-order in the US. Users who have been waiting to grab their share of the tasty OS can reserve it right away through the official website. And as we have reported earlier, the device will start being dispatched in the first week of the next month.
Besides the hyped Android 4.0 mobile OS, the phone is deployed with a lot of advanced features such as HTC Sense 4.0 and the Beats by Dr. Dre audio technology, similar to most other recent HTC devices. It gets steam from the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 dual core processor running at a speed of 1.5GHz, which ensures multitasking on the move. The improved internet connectivity can be attributed to the 4G LTE network speed as well as the support for HTML5.
The One X comes equipped with an 8MP camera coupled with the ImageSense technology. Some other attributes of the camera are inclusive of a back illuminated sensor, dual LED flash, continuous zoom, 1080p HD video recording, an f/2.0 28mm lens and more. A 1.3MP imager graces the front panel along with a 720 x 1280p 4.7-inch capacitive touchscreen. The embedded 1800mAh battery can cough up the juice for talk time of about 8.5 hours, while the standby time is said to be close to 12.6 days.
The AT&T HTC One X release date and price stand at May 6 and $199.99. It can now be pre-ordered via the carrier’s web portal. Users are required to sign up for a two-year contract and qualifying data plans.