Pretty sure the One VX is meant to be an intermediate level phone, not top-of-the-line. That would explain their use of the S4 Plus, along with the mere 8GB of NAND, poorer cameras, smaller and lower resolution screen, and smaller battery.
Also, as far as I know, there aren't any phones that use the S4 Pro, presumably because it's not ready?
This seems like an incremental upgrade over the HTC Vivid.
I understand that this is a midrange targetted phone, but HTC really needs to find a more compelling reason to go with this over a Vivid except Sense 4. The upgrade to JB will be nice, but I fail to see how most consumers will prefer a more expensive phone with no outward improvements over a free (On AT&T at least) phone with all the same check boxes filled out on the spec sheet.
The One X+ is an incremental upgrade for the One X, not the Vivid. It's not a mid-range phone. It's a flagship phone. Larger screen, faster processor and all the features available today. Now, the One VX would be similar to the Vivid, just a year older and slightly better specs and updated.
I am so glade they have finally listened to people requesting a larger battery. We don't want the a super slim phone if we have to find a way to charge it before the day is over. +1 for HTC in my respectometer. However the new Motorola / Google phones (Razr HD and M) look very nice they are the phones I am considering.
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blanarahul - Tuesday, October 2, 2012 - link
I wish they launch the VX in India. We need to have a Qualcomm S4 phone in India.richworks - Saturday, October 13, 2012 - link
Do you think LG/Google may sell the rumored Nexus 4 in India? Samsung didn't sell their GNexus here and I'm afraid LG may follow the same path.headbox - Tuesday, October 2, 2012 - link
That explains the $100 off for the One X right nowKrysto - Tuesday, October 2, 2012 - link
HTC is dropping the ball lately. Tegra 3? Not even Tegra 3+? And S4 Plus when it should be S4 Pro?kyuu - Tuesday, October 2, 2012 - link
Pretty sure the One VX is meant to be an intermediate level phone, not top-of-the-line. That would explain their use of the S4 Plus, along with the mere 8GB of NAND, poorer cameras, smaller and lower resolution screen, and smaller battery.Also, as far as I know, there aren't any phones that use the S4 Pro, presumably because it's not ready?
ViRGE - Tuesday, October 2, 2012 - link
Agreed. Why would anyone possibly want a Tegra over a Krait right now? That seems like a pretty significant regression.rqle - Tuesday, October 2, 2012 - link
need memory slot or i'm not even interested in those modeljordanclock - Tuesday, October 2, 2012 - link
This seems like an incremental upgrade over the HTC Vivid.I understand that this is a midrange targetted phone, but HTC really needs to find a more compelling reason to go with this over a Vivid except Sense 4. The upgrade to JB will be nice, but I fail to see how most consumers will prefer a more expensive phone with no outward improvements over a free (On AT&T at least) phone with all the same check boxes filled out on the spec sheet.
bigboxes - Tuesday, October 2, 2012 - link
The One X+ is an incremental upgrade for the One X, not the Vivid. It's not a mid-range phone. It's a flagship phone. Larger screen, faster processor and all the features available today. Now, the One VX would be similar to the Vivid, just a year older and slightly better specs and updated.jordanclock - Saturday, October 6, 2012 - link
I was talking about the VX. Why would you think I was referring to the One X?Becherovka05 - Tuesday, October 2, 2012 - link
I am so glade they have finally listened to people requesting a larger battery. We don't want the a super slim phone if we have to find a way to charge it before the day is over. +1 for HTC in my respectometer. However the new Motorola / Google phones (Razr HD and M) look very nice they are the phones I am considering.