Although the HTC One X+ will enjoy AT&T exclusivity in the US, it’s likely that consumers in other areas of the world will have far more choices when it comes to what carrier they’ll use with HTC’s latest flagship device – and we’re starting to get word of exactly what that will look like.
So far, our friends just to the north in Canada will be able to use the One X+ on TELUS sometime this fall, although the Canadian carrier won’t divulge exact pricing or dates quite yet.
In the UK, it looks like the One X+ will be available starting on October 22, for the nice sum of £395 + VAT, bringing it to a total of £474 (over $750 USD). This is according to third party British retailer Clove, and it’s obviously an unsubsidized price. Again, there’s no word yet on what contract-pricing will be in the UK, but at least we’re starting to get a clearer picture of when we can expect the phone to finally become available worldwide.
[Clove via Android Central | Mobile Syrup]
What is known about the US version? Other than AT&T with LTE.
http://www.pocketables.com/2012/10/htc-one-x-announced-with-jelly-bean-sense-4-tegra-3-lte-and-us-att-exclusivity.html all the info you’ll need
Thanks! A lot better than what I thought.
1.7Ghz Tegra 3+ quad-core processor thats lte compatible and might possibly come with 64Gb,what else is there to know.?
So disappointing it isn’t coming to Sprint. I suppose it could be an Evo LTE+ or something.
Quad core don’t work with lte. So no Quad core devices for awhile. Darn. HTC one series ftw all day baby.
I highly doubt there will be an EVO LTE+ … If anything, I truly hope that the next phone is a Nexus. I would definitely be all over an HTC NEXUS phone. I truly hope they do build one.