HTC officially releases Windows Phone version of HTC One

Summary: HTC United Verizon has officially released HTC One (M8) with Windows Phone 8.1 Update version System. According to foreign media wpcentral revealed early this month (in line with the final case), this phone: the Windows phone 8.1 (Update) version of the system

HTC United Verizon has officially released HTC One (M8) with the Windows Phone 8.1 Update version System.

According to the information released by foreign media wpcentral early this month (in line with the final case), the phone:

equipped with Windows Phone 8.1 (Update) system uses Gaotong 801 2.3 GHz four core processor with GiB built in storage, support to use Micro SD additional 128 GiB 2 GiB RAM run memory 5-inch full HD resolution SLCD 3 screen, using Corning 3-generation Gorilla Glass, pixel density (ppi) up to 441 built-in non-removable 2600 ma when batteries use HTC UltraPixel technology and support U-focus "first camera after focusing" rear camera and 5 million pixel front camera integration HTC BoomSound Audio Technology Support HTC Dot View Smart Protection Kit fuselage size for * 70.6 * 9.35 mm machine weighs 160 grams

The phone's appearance and hardware configuration are identical to its Android version, and considering HTC's current financial situation, it is a more cautious choice not to redesign hardware for Windows Phone, a higher market risk system, and to open a production mold.

Verizon provided the model with a 99.99 dollar two-year contract price and a 29.99 dollar monthly Verizon Edge installment package. Bare metal prices have not been disclosed.

On the publicity side, Verizon put Android and Windows Phone two versions on the same level. In the same promotional poster, Verizon described HTC one (M8) as "Available now on Android or Windows". Re/code that this is a very effective market test for the Windows Phone platform, and that if Windows Phone is still unable to achieve good market performance at the same price and configuration, Microsoft should really look at its situation in the mobile operating system market.