The HTC Desire 600c dual SIM phone is nothing but a version of the previously released Desire 600, but unlike the latter, the former is a CDMA handset. The model that was introduced earlier features GSM + GSM SIM card slots, whereas the new kid on the block boasts of GSM + CDMA configuration.
Considering that the smartphone is just a variant of the Desire 600, it is likely to come with similar specifications. Let’s take a quick look at them. Compatible with micro SIM cards, the device measuring 134.9 x 66.78 x 9.55 millimeters is fitted with a 4.5-inch qHD multi-touch screen on the front panel. A 1.6MP camera also sits alongside the display, while an 8MP snapper with auto focus and flash lays claim over the rear panel.
The 600c makes the most of the Android Jelly Bean 4.1 OS and the latest version of the Sense UI which tags along BlinkFeed. As for the internal working of the handset, it is carried out under the supervision of a quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor clocking in a speed of 1.2GHz as well as 1GB of RAM. Its 8GB onboard memory can be expanded by up to 64GB by inserting a microSD card in the dedicated expansion slot.
Furthermore, the 3.5G-enabled device is loaded with common attributes like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC, DLNA, GPS and more. It features Beats Audio as well as HTC BoomSound and draws power from a 1860mAh battery which should keep it charged for at least an entire day.
Price and availability details of the HTC Desire 600c dual SIM have been kept under wraps for now.