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HTC One M8 Max Phablet (Prime/Plus): Features, Price, Specs, Release Date


Published: Oct 09, 2014 10:01 AM EDT
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HTC One M8 Max Phablet (Prime/Plus): Features, Price, Specs, Release Date

The release date  of HTC One M8 Max phablet (Prime/Plus) is still a mystery but at the same time there are some rumors about the specifications. According to these rumors the features of the phablet are fabulous. It is already creating a buzz among the fans. It also ought to be mentioned that in related news, HTC has also bagged the Google Nexus 9 manufacturing project.

The company is on cloud nine as it has launched another smartphone HTC One Desire Eye. The phablet is rumored to be launched in the third quarter of this year and October has already begun. People are looking forward for the big time Christmas Carnivals and shopping.

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The users won't need to carry tablet and phone while using this phablet. It would have great display of up to 5.9" screen with high resolution. The design is going to be superb with a combination of metals such as aluminum, silicon etc. 

There would be a high definition resolution of 1080p. The phablet would be water as well dust proof. There are reports that the phablet would have the improved version of ultra pixel camera than HTC One M8 phone. It may be 5 or 6 megapixels. If rumors are to be believed then secondary phone will be 18 megapixels though it's unbelievable at this stage.

It would be having all the features as good smart phone such as connectivity through WiFi, bluetooth etc. The user can charge it with the use of USB 2.0. HTC One M8 max will work on nano sim that features Cat 6 LTE. This phablet is surely going to be a big threat to the existing phablets in the market such as the newly launched Apple iPhone 6 Plus Samsung's Galaxy Note 4.

The price in UK may go up to 600 pounds. Everything is just speculations as nothing is certain until any official announcement is made.